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G-Con
aka Greg Nicot

Registered: Jun 2006
Location: England

like i said earlier, if you dont mind chnaging the pitch, then isnt something like abletons repitch warp mode perfect for that. There is no sound degredation afaik as it is the same as altering pitch on a turntable.

I always thought that you only get sound quality problems when you want the pitch to stay the same.

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Aug-30-2007 09:23 United Kingdom

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echosystm
super wow maker

Registered: Jul 2004
Location:

quote:
Originally posted by Subtle
I dont think u will find a better timestretch than the one Cubase offers.

?!

Too many people shooting from the hip in this thread (saying what THEY use without any real reason).

Most DAWs use the Elastique library for time stretching.

http://www.zplane.de/showPage.php?S...PAGE=products11

FL Studio 7 should be the best, as it has the complete license, which is the most comprehensive. Cubase 4 has the cheapest version and Ableton uses the stanard version.

Aug-30-2007 13:03 Australia

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music2dance2
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Jul 2001
Location: U.K.

quote:
Originally posted by xcalator
As I said before...
Melodyne is the best... really a better result than ableton... but more hard... but anyway... madonna, bjorl to name a few use it...
Just whatch the video here rich:

http://www.celemony.com/cms/index.php?id=plugin1

You can use Melodyne from drums, vocal, melodic line...

Ive just tried this its superb nice one mate, im still going carry on learning other ways to time stretch with the sequencer's I use as I think that is important, but this tool has helped me match my vocals to tracks with ease, and change the way the vocals sound which is a bonus.