OK, are there any free / cheap apps that one could throw acidised samples in to, stretch / change tempo and export the altered file to use in Tracktion?
Thanks,
Tim
Timestretch in another cheap app? Reccomendations?
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How much in US$ is 12,600 yen?
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That's a lot for that one feature.
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People say nice things about MicroDicer, I think it's around $50 US. Personally, I'd hate to buy something then have it added in a T2.1 update. That's what kept me from buying anything in T1.6, thinking it would 'of course' be included in T2. It seems like such a standard feature these days.
I think Mackie should have negotiated a bundle deal with one of the beatslicing/timestretching plug vendors. This seems like the only weak spot in T2's feature list IMO.
I think Mackie should have negotiated a bundle deal with one of the beatslicing/timestretching plug vendors. This seems like the only weak spot in T2's feature list IMO.
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- 16154 posts since 2 Dec, 2003 from Nashville, TN
I agree. Even the lack of a decent featured sampler is answered with bundled plug-ins, with the Bismark soundfont player(which retails at $30) and Sampletank SE. But the time stretch, I believe, should be a priority in a T2.1 or 2.2 update. Maybe after working out initial bugs in the app they will have time to do so.
I do have Live LE, the one that comes with ProTools. I think it's based on V2. Can that do my timestretching now for me if I rewire it in?
Koolkeys
I do have Live LE, the one that comes with ProTools. I think it's based on V2. Can that do my timestretching now for me if I rewire it in?
Koolkeys
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- 12977 posts since 29 Sep, 2003 from Ottawa, Canada
Timmyo,
Are you going to use mostly rhythmic material (ie. beats!) or do you plan to timestretch notes and so forth (ie. orchestral swells, vocal parts) as well?
Greg
Are you going to use mostly rhythmic material (ie. beats!) or do you plan to timestretch notes and so forth (ie. orchestral swells, vocal parts) as well?
Greg
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- 25035 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
ttoz wrote:http://www.psoft.co.jp/audio/en/product ... index.htmltimmyo wrote:OK, are there any free / cheap apps that one could throw acidised samples in to, stretch / change tempo and export the altered file to use in Tracktion?
Thanks,
Tim
that's the cheapest you will get with good quality.
ridiculously expensive....Magix Music Studio
http://site.magix.net/index.php?id=411
the included Audio Studio is a light version of Samplitude and the time-stretch quality is very good with a lot of options (it's the same algo as in Samplitude) but of course you get much much more for your money (you can use it for mastering, all kinds of audio editing, it can create CD-indexes etc.)
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What's the deal with that and Logic, and if it is good, why don't I see many people using is? Is it a worthwhile host?jens wrote:ttoz wrote:http://www.psoft.co.jp/audio/en/product ... index.htmltimmyo wrote:OK, are there any free / cheap apps that one could throw acidised samples in to, stretch / change tempo and export the altered file to use in Tracktion?
Thanks,
Tim
that's the cheapest you will get with good quality.
Magix Music Studio
http://site.magix.net/index.php?id=411
the included Audio Studio is a light version of Samplitude and the time-stretch quality is very good with a lot of options (it's the same algo as in Samplitude) but of course you get much much more for your money (you can use it for mastering, all kinds of audio editing, it can create CD-indexes etc.)
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- 25035 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
that version of Logic is rather old and a bit restricted (no inserts just sends) - although it comes with a few nice synths - and the version of Samplitude has no midi - but for audio-editing, mastering, CD-burning it is killer!braj wrote:What's the deal with that and Logic, and if it is good, why don't I see many people using is? Is it a worthwhile host?jens wrote:ttoz wrote:http://www.psoft.co.jp/audio/en/product ... index.htmltimmyo wrote:OK, are there any free / cheap apps that one could throw acidised samples in to, stretch / change tempo and export the altered file to use in Tracktion?
Thanks,
Tim
that's the cheapest you will get with good quality.
Magix Music Studio
http://site.magix.net/index.php?id=411
the included Audio Studio is a light version of Samplitude and the time-stretch quality is very good with a lot of options (it's the same algo as in Samplitude) but of course you get much much more for your money (you can use it for mastering, all kinds of audio editing, it can create CD-indexes etc.)
It also has a very good 303emulator (including an advanced step-sequencer as there is no midi) and Robota which is a killer drum-synth/sequencer coded by Digitalfishphones' Sascha Eversmeier...