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How can I do it ?
Thx ahead . |
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dude you need to give more than that. do you mean an already existing track or one that you want to sync to the beat? cause i need help with sync to the beat |
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I think he means like warping vocals when remixing or something. |
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Got the BPM of the pella ?
Then it's quite easy. original tempo = 120 new tempo (= tempo of the track) = 90 timestretch factor = 90/120 = 0.75 (or 1.3333, depending how your host calls it) Figuring out the BPM's if they aren't given is the hard part though imo. |
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1) Correct tempo
2) Correct sample rate set in DAW (or resample* the vocal track if preferred/needed) 3) Your ears In that order *resample used in it's proper term of changing the sampling rate of an audio signal ---- James McFadyen Composer |
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itsNano wrote: I think he means like warping vocals when remixing or something.
Exectlly, when I do a remix, lets say my acapella is 140 and my track is 128. How can I sync the acapella to the track tempos ? |
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What have you tried so far? What DAW/software are you using? If you know the original BPM it's REAL easy ... |
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thecontrolcentre wrote: What have you tried so far? What DAW/software are you using? If you know the original BPM it's REAL easy ...
Im using Cubase, and if it was quite easy for me I wouldnt post this ... |
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http://www.computeractive.co.uk/pcw/pc-help/1922434/hands-ti me-stretching-pitch-shifting-cubase
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ube_41Diosg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7qAZXb-u5Q chenz216 wrote: thecontrolcentre wrote: What have you tried so far? What DAW/software are you using? If you know the original BPM it's REAL easy ...
Im using Cubase, and if it was quite easy for me I wouldnt post this ... |
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thecontrolcentre wrote: http://www.computeractive.co.uk/pcw/pc-help/1922434/ha nds-time-stretching-pitch-shifting-cubase
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ube_41Diosg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7qAZXb-u5Q chenz216 wrote: thecontrolcentre wrote: What have you tried so far? What DAW/software are you using? If you know the original BPM it's REAL easy ...
Im using Cubase, and if it was quite easy for me I wouldnt post this ... Thx dude ill check out those videos and about Ableton i have tried it once, too compicated and hard for understanding.. |
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lol, ableton live is like the easiest workflow ever! hah, i guess it seems a little intimidating when taking a look at it the first time. That's how I felt in the beginning, but it's really really producer friendly i think. |
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I agree ... I'd recommend downloading the free Soundcloud Lite version before the offer ends, if you don't have it. Live makes matching BPMs a doddle. |
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speaking of that, I've never really remixed any tracks, are there any tutorials that you would recommend for warping and syncing vocals to your bpm in ableton live? For example, I have a track at 126 bpm and I got some vocals at 88 bpm and when I put them to 126 bpm, they get all choppy and stuff, and I'm just looking for a way to fix that. Maybe stretching them or something, but at the same time keeping them clean like the originals. Thanks ahead of time! |
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Going from 88bpm up to 126bpm is going to be a problem with vocals. It's a big increase, so chances are it won't sound right whatever you do. You could try changing the vocal to 63bpm instead ... |
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| ^ | Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Member: #76240 Location: the wilds of wanny | ||
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open live
load original and acapella on 2 tracks select both warp original the acapella will warp along it consolidate/render the warped a capella with a known start point and tempo done |
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