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I suppose to avoid the problem the delay would have to span new threads for new tempo changes and persist them until the last sounds at that tempo complete and return to zero. As a matter of fact, I haven't found a VST delay that doesn't have the problem. the expensive VSTs won't have this problem, but I've learned they do. When I first learned of this, the first thing I thought was. I made this video to demonstrate what I was talking about above. I use it in the beginning to manipulate the scratch, as well as on multi-track mixes with great results. Audio snap allows your audio to follow any and all of your tempo changes so you can experiment to find what the song wants. It's not always needed, but how do you know unless you hear it (in or out of your head) that way. Variations can give the impression of multiple humans interacting and reacting to each other. Tempos are much like gravity in that even the small apple is pulling the earth ever so slightly towards it as well. I also like to dance to it and see how that feels as well. When recording myself, I sometimes sing a song feeling one tempo, but then on drums or piano start to feel differently about the tempo. Sometimes smooth it out a little or a lot or just leave it. Depending on the song, I might get a scratch performance of the song and map that tempo to see what occurs naturally. I like to use the Tempo view and my graphics tablet (or a mouse) and draw the changes in by hand. Note: Meloydne will try and map your tempo and sometimes get it right, but I still prefer to map by hand to insure accuracy.(metronome On and tempo draw view open, drawing tempos to keep the metronome in perfect time)

Also fun to straighten them out and see what's lost by forcing a fixed tempo. It's fun to study the various tempo maps of different songs.

Sometimes it's the drum fills that pick up momentarily. I mapped one reference track last week that gradually slowed as the song went. "Give me one reason to stay here" gradually picks up the whole song. Tempos can really add the extra bit of human expressiveness or emphasis of certain parts, be it a vs, ch, bridge. Interesting people and fun characters here. First off, it's good to be posting in the new forum.