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Out of all the daws you tried, which has the best sound engine

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Originally posted by orTof�nChiLd Out of all the daws you tried, which has the best sound engine

I'm talkin about the audio quality not defecting when you raise the bpm 130 and above from the 120 mark

this happens in logic, don't know how to fix so yeah im switchin daws

Reaper and Protools!

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Originally posted by orTof�nChiLd I'm talkin about the audio quality not defecting when you raise the bpm 130 and above from the 120 mark this happens in logic, don't know how to fix so yeah im switchin daws

Are you talking about Time stretching?
What are you trying to Time stretch?

Tad says Nuendo.

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Originally posted by atxbigballer1 Are you talking about Time stretching? What are you trying to Time stretch?

no timestretching at all

logic doesn't play the kick in full like in some other daws when u raise the bpm

from my experience the presonus studio one plays the kick in full no matter what speed your playin, you feel me?

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Originally posted by orTof�nChiLd no timestretching at all logic doesn't play the kick in full like in some other daws when u raise the bpm from my experience the presonus studio one plays the kick in full no matter what speed your playin, you feel me?

That sounds like it might be a time-stretching issue to me. Is Logic just truncating the sample as you raise the tempo, rather than stretching it? If so, I've got to believe that there is a time-stretching algorithm in Logic that would solve this.

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Originally posted by cryophonik That sounds like it might be a time-stretching issue to me. Is Logic just truncating the sample as you raise the tempo, rather than stretching it? If so, I've got to believe that there is a time-stretching algorithm in Logic that would solve this.

yeah it is doing that hmm

Try bouncing 4 kick samples (one per quarter note - i.e., 4-on-the-floor) to a one-bar clip, then raise the tempo and see what happens? If Logic is truncating the clip to fit the new tempo, then it seems that it should only shorten the last kick if it is a single clip.

yeah man i put a 4 kicks in a bar and hwen i raised the bpm, the wave forms got stetched how do i take this feature off

found something useful


This articile might give you some good insights: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3855

I've been having trouble with time-stretched audio when trying to adjust tempo. Ultimately, all tracks recorded with Logic Pro have embedded tempo information. So, if you change the tempo of the song, then the tempo of the track changes (causing perceived stretching).

I think if you essentially select a region, then use "Options--> Tempo--> Remove Tempo Information from Audio File" that you can then export the file and it will be naked. You can then import it into a project where the tempo is accurate. (You can also use beatmapping to adjust the tempo of the project, per the article.)
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A couple years back a bunch of mixing boards and DAWs were tested. I think it was Samplitude 10 or 11 that was the best DAW for mixing.

http://www.samplitude.com/us/products/samplitude/sound_neutrality.1847.html

Defintely not Ableton Live anyway, i heard some guy on the internet said it was shit so stay away from it whatever you do

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Originally posted by evo8 Defintely not Ableton Live anyway, i heard some guy on the internet said it was shit so stay away from it whatever you do

It is not that bad, it pulls some tricks automatically on all samples you import though. As soon as you turn those off a lot of the troubles are solved. But yes, to me as well it seems like there's something going on in there somewhere.

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Originally posted by orTof�nChiLd yeah man i put a 4 kicks in a bar and hwen i raised the bpm, the wave forms got stetched how do i take this feature off

RTFM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Please "for once" put some effort and pride in your production journey. These kind of questions EXACTLY shows your commitment towards this hobby, virutally none.

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Originally posted by Storyteller It is not that bad, it pulls some tricks automatically on all samples you import though. As soon as you turn those off a lot of the troubles are solved. But yes, to me as well it seems like there's something going on in there somewhere.

I think he was joking

Some guy on the internet said Pro tools was the best becuz it's so "pro"? What does TA think

Darn internet

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Originally posted by Storyteller Darn internet

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Originally posted by kitphillips I think he was joking Some guy on the internet said Pro tools was the best becuz it's so "pro"? What does TA think

Well.......its called Pro.....so....winning?

What's the new sonar x1 engine like is it the same as 8.

live user, but voted for cubase

really interested in sonar and studio 1 responses though

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Originally posted by evo8 Well.......its called Pro.....so....winning?

Like charlie fuckin sheen.

Some guy on the internet told me that all pro tools versions come with a free gram of Charlie Sheen. That's what gives the extra "sheen" to your tracks.

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Originally posted by Waza What's the new sonar x1 engine like is it the same as 8.

X1 is built on the same engine as version 8.

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Originally posted by orTof�nChiLd yeah man i put a 4 kicks in a bar and hwen i raised the bpm, the wave forms got stetched how do i take this feature off

put your drumsamples in a sampler and trigger with the midi instead of pasting samples into the sequencer directly. obviously wav will fuck up when changing bpm.

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