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4. Use the Hitpoint MIDI playback function (see page 417) to verify that

the Hits actually happen when they should.

5. Decide for a Snap setting and a Tolerance.

Raising the Tolerance will give you a larger number of Matches, but they will

be of lower precision. However, you might gain from increasing the Toler-

ance initially to ﬁnd as many matches as possible. You can later link the Time

Hits to absolute Meter positions and then use Straighten Up to automatically

create a perfect ﬁt. See page 423.

6. The method works best if you don't have any tempo changes at all during

the section which you try to ﬁt, so preferably delete any tempo changes

in the section.

7. Set the tempo to the lowest you could possibly be satisﬁed with.

8. Raise the tempo gradually, by using the Pencil directly in the graph.

Zoom in vertically if you need higher precision. You can also use the Info

Line.

9. Watch the Tempo Match lines as you change the tempo.

Whenever one of them turns solid, you have found a match. Change the

tempo up and down until as many of the Hits match as possible. Also note

where they match. For example, if you have Snap set to "4", a match on the

second quarter in a bar may not be as "useful" to you as a match on the down-

or up-beat.

10.Experiment with different Snap and Tolerance settings.

11.Play back the Song and monitor the MIDI playback of the Hits and how

they relate to the metronome to get a feel for how the music should be

written to ﬁt.

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