By Digital Larry
Thu Jan 01, 2026 10:11 pm
Turns out this can be annoying. I'd posted about it earlier but now I know (I think) the workaround.
Initially I was recording clips MIDI first, Set Tempo in Row Settings, record audio at that tempo, no problem. But yesterday I got this error again. I went into List Edit view->Tempo and found and removed the offending Tempo command. I think it doesn't matter if the tempo being set there is the same as the current global tempo or the Row Tempo or whatever. It just sees a tempo command and punts. Which is a shame.
And further, I think that clips get tempo change commands added to them if you adjust the global tempo directly. Which is why you might not see this at first. I'll try to remember long enough to think about it next time I'm on the MPC, which should be in a few minutes.
Initially I was recording clips MIDI first, Set Tempo in Row Settings, record audio at that tempo, no problem. But yesterday I got this error again. I went into List Edit view->Tempo and found and removed the offending Tempo command. I think it doesn't matter if the tempo being set there is the same as the current global tempo or the Row Tempo or whatever. It just sees a tempo command and punts. Which is a shame.
And further, I think that clips get tempo change commands added to them if you adjust the global tempo directly. Which is why you might not see this at first. I'll try to remember long enough to think about it next time I'm on the MPC, which should be in a few minutes.

