Auto Time Changes?

Hi Guys,
Is it possible to automate a time change gradually from say 120 to 96 over a bar or two?
I thought I might be able to do this on an automated channel but I need it to apply across all tracks.
Any possibility of this being done in the hyper edit window, which I tried and was unsuccessful.
Any advise would be very helpful. Thank you
Maxx

Sure. Select Global track in the Arrange -> View menu. Then select Tempo. In there, pick a Tempo alternative (you can have up to 9, I think). Using the pencil tool, create nodes for the beginning and end of the 120 -> 96 area. These tempo changes will be instant - in other words the tempo line will change abruptly. Now you can create curves into and out of your tempo change by just dragging the nodes to taste.
It's harder to explain than to do - once you're in global -> tempo alternative it'll be obvious after you've experimented a little.
Hope this helps.

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