Hi bloc-head,

I use time-stretching and time-shrinking a lot in Reaper. It would be there in Cakewalk for sure.

One thing that is worth trying it is to use BIAB to save your Realtracks with ACID information. Then, when you load the saved audio into Cakewalk, if Cakewalk is set to read this information by default (like it used to be), the BIAB track should automatically adapt to Cakewalk's tempo setting.

To do this...

1. IN BIAB, select "Audio" on the top menu.

2. Select "Export song as audio file".

3. As shown on the graphic below, make sure that "Include ACID info" is active (#3 on image).

4. Now click on "Render" and save the file to some location.

5. In Cakewalk, manually load the saved file.

Did that work?

Regards,
Noel

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