Product Reviews by KVR Members

Results are quite staggering, but only on the proviso you give it something VERY similar to listen to first. Similar in tone, instrument consistency, vocals, and stereo width - otherwise the output will not be a track modelled on the reference.

Quite incredible. I feel like I've stumbled upon some hidden holy grail. Speeding up is relatively uniform across most time-stretchers, losing material, or making things smaller is easier, you have the material to play with - but slowing down is a whole other calculation. Making more of something from less takes some high level of processing, and some delicacy when it comes to transients. Bear in mind this is not real-time (the developer would be a millionaire from this if it were so), this is calculated, and sometimes it take up to 5-10 times longer than the file, but the results are nothing short of impressive. Don't take my word for it, the demo give you a 30 second window to play with. Find a track with short delicate top end percussion and hear how they are kept (more) intact, compared to pretty much any other off line stretcher I have used. Extremely high quality. Don't tell everyone, I want it to myself. I know of one other time stretch app that works a little better, but for the money, this should be more known.