Fl studio change tempo without stretching

I thought I at least needed to explain why I've never looked into this because people do ask about it, and it seemed kind of lame to say 'yeah, I remember something about this, someone had an answer' and leave it at that. For me recording is prep work for playing live. No, it's just the reality of the situation. OK, I realize you are a moderator and well esteemed around these parts, but this is cranky old man stuff. I've never checked into this myself because I don't slow things down to learn a part I have to play anything I do in real time because I could end up needing to play it live.

Teal Anderton I seem to recall this question coming up before, and someone had an answer (maybe scook?). Slip-edit the new part to 24 measures and now it will be at your original tempo. You play a part along with it and the new part is 30 measures.

For example, suppose the premix is 24 measures long and you use the ctrl+slip edit to slow it down so now it's 30 measures long. Another option would be to create a premix, slow it down, and play to that. You can simply turn off groove clip looping if you want when you return to the original tempo. As soon as you went back to the original tempo, any groove clip editing becomes transparent. If you're just doing this to preview at a slower tempo, then converting everything to groove clips would have no sonic penalty except while previewing (and the penalty would depend on how far you had to stretch).

I don't believe Sonar has a 'push a button and everything conforms' option unless you're using Groove clips, in which case you don't have to do anything other than change tempo. I seem to recall this question coming up before, and someone had an answer (maybe scook?).

Fl studio change tempo without stretching