What is the best technique for handling gradual tempo changes in BinB? (Meaning a ritardando etc over a few bars)

I think you can only change the tempo for the whole bar not each beat using F5. Like bar 1=120 bar 2=110 bar 3=100 bar 4=120

Thanks for the help. Twas what I suspected.

So do you folks take pieces needing ritards etc into your DAW and do it there?

You can do it in Realband but until we get RealBand with BIAB on Mac.

Solidrock is correct, it's measure by measure in BIAB. And yes, I take my song into a DAW to do a ritard.

Solidrock is correct, it's measure by measure. And yes, I take my song into a DAW to do a ritard.

Hey Solidrock, doesn't Garageband allow you to do a ritard?

You can get a little more control of your ritard by creating a series of single beat bars with each bar slightly slower. A little more cumbersome, but more control of tempo change.

OK All, I know this is an older post, but, I was searching for a possible solution to creating a ritarando. If what I'm about to say was answered, I got tired of reading so many posts requesting the feature.

It's a little cumbersome, but works. When I go to the spot I wanted to start "ritarding" I changed Bar Setting to 1 beat per bar and changed the tempo (I was at 100) to 90, then the next bar repeated changing the bar setting to 1 beat per bar, and then setting tempo to 80, I repeated about 6 more to a final bar, for my song, where I put a hold (like A...).

So, now each beat reduces by 10 BPM.

It worked for me!! I can send a sample of what I did if you want. Not sure if there is a PM mode on this.

Oops, I was using Windows version, but I'd assume it would work for Mac.