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For example reverse echo on vocals (a pre-vocal effect).
Sounds easy: Reverse Ctrl+R, add Echo and/or Reverb, reverse again.
However, the length of the track does not increase due to reverb, and the effect gets cut off. You have to manually insert a silence at the end to make room for the fx. Also the whole vocal gets a reverb which is not what I want.
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This is because WaveLab works differently than SoundForge/CoolEdit. The effects are just in preview mode, so you can easily switch them on and off. If you want them to be permanently applied to the track, you have to render it first, before you reverse it again. Otherwise, the reversing before reverb wouldn't do anything.
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Another example: I want to change the pitch of something.
However, when I change the pitch, my sample gets elongated or shortened (depending on whether it's pitched up or down), whereas I need the length to stay the same, just the pitch to change. |
Uh, I don't know what version of WaveLab you have, but mine (4.00) has Process -> Pitch Correction, and an option called "Length Compensation" when set to 100, should keep the track the same length.
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