simple cheap host with direct mp3 support
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- KVRist
- 177 posts since 4 May, 2005 from Maryland
One of the cheap Sony Acids (Acid Music maybe?) should do the trick well I think.
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- KVRAF
- 7045 posts since 28 Apr, 2004 from france
Hi PipeLine
I still think that timestrech is a must-have in my personal case.
As it is designed to be a programed for quickly sketching music projects, and has it is also designed to be an audio looper, timestrech looks like a main feature (what is loop for if it doesn't sync ?).
Also, some more midi stuff : little editing, quantize, and also the ability in loop mode to record midi "on top" of what is already recorded (english words lack to explain what i mean :ie : on the first recording of the midi loop, recording the notes, then on the second recording, mixed with the previous, automation or other notes or...).
I know midi is on the road but not ready yet.
I have posetd several messages on reaper's forum about timestretch, and never had the clever answer if it is planned to implement it quickly or not.
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I still think that timestrech is a must-have in my personal case.
As it is designed to be a programed for quickly sketching music projects, and has it is also designed to be an audio looper, timestrech looks like a main feature (what is loop for if it doesn't sync ?).
Also, some more midi stuff : little editing, quantize, and also the ability in loop mode to record midi "on top" of what is already recorded (english words lack to explain what i mean :ie : on the first recording of the midi loop, recording the notes, then on the second recording, mixed with the previous, automation or other notes or...).
I know midi is on the road but not ready yet.
I have posetd several messages on reaper's forum about timestretch, and never had the clever answer if it is planned to implement it quickly or not.
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- KVRist
- 349 posts since 18 Jan, 2003
actually, were you the one that posted the open source stretch? I know he was looking at it. Itll come. If you see any open source pitch please post that too
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- KVRAF
- 7045 posts since 28 Apr, 2004 from france
Yepactually, were you the one that posted the open source stretch?
I saw it once, and i think it is the algorythm used in Live and Fruity... (but really, not shure !)
I know many free timestretching algorythms do exist, but i am really not a specialist, and I don't know the most sought-after features in a programmer point of view...
It is very good news to read that it is planned to implement it !
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- KVRist
- 101 posts since 18 Mar, 2006
REAPER has it now.. and a bunch of other good stuffsinkmusic wrote:Hi PipeLine
I still think that timestrech is a must-have in my personal case.
As it is designed to be a programed for quickly sketching music projects, and has it is also designed to be an audio looper, timestrech looks like a main feature (what is loop for if it doesn't sync ?).
Also, some more midi stuff : little editing, quantize, and also the ability in loop mode to record midi "on top" of what is already recorded (english words lack to explain what i mean :ie : on the first recording of the midi loop, recording the notes, then on the second recording, mixed with the previous, automation or other notes or...).
I know midi is on the road but not ready yet.
I have posetd several messages on reaper's forum about timestretch, and never had the clever answer if it is planned to implement it quickly or not.
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-Justin