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Adding Effects in the Track View
You can add both MIDI and audio effects directly from the Track view.
Cakewalk adds these effects in real-time, preserving your trackÕs
original data.
Changing Tempos
Your project can incorporate all kinds of tempo changes, including step
changes from one tempo to another, gradual increases (accelerandos) or
decreases (ritardandos), and almost any other type of change you can
imagine. The tempo changes you add to your song become part of the
project and are saved with the project Þle.
You can add tempo changes to your project in four ways:
¥ Using the Tempo toolbar
¥ Using the Insert-Tempo Change and Insert-Series of Tempos
commands
¥ By drawing tempo changes graphically in the Tempo view
¥ Inserting tempo changes in the Tempo viewÕs Tempo List pane
To Add Effects in the Track View…
1. Double-click the Effects column of the track you want to add
effects to.
The FX bin appears.
2. Right-click in the FX bin to display the effects popup menu. Move
the cursor over the menu name to display a submenu of effects.
Cakewalk displays MIDI effects if you are editing a MIDI track,
and audio effects for an audio track.
3. Click an effect from the submenu.
The name of the effect appears in the FX bin. To delete the effect,
right-click the effect name and choose Delete from the popup
menu.
4. Double-click the effect name to set the effect’s parameters, if
desired.
5. Repeat steps 2-4 for all the effects you want to add.
6. Click Done.
Play your track and listen to the effect(s).
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