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esu
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 Posted - 2008/04/20 : 06:01:22
Alright, so I have this acapella. I set tempo to say 175bpm. The acapella is about 98bpm. How would I set the acapella to match the tempo? Without speeding it up too much so it doesn't sound like a squirel. I assume I'll need to chop up the acapella into bars. Then I get lost...
I'm on, cubase studio 4.
Another question, with midi keyboards (i got a xiosynth) do you guys normally turn off velocity sensitivity?
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eLASTIC
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Posted - 2008/04/20 : 07:19:36
prosoniq timefactory or cubase
its usually pretty hard to just time stretch a whole section and get it in time.....
a lotta times ppl have to chop words and phrases and get them to sit on beat or fit
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Future_Shock
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Posted - 2008/04/20 : 09:42:31
What your looking for is called timestretching.
It alters the tempo of a sample without changing pitch at all.
Prosoniq timefactory is good for that.
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Xayo
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Posted - 2008/04/20 : 13:32:50
well waht you CAN do is set the Song speed to 180bpm and the Accapella speed to 90
i dont think that this will bother you much and the Vocals will match halftime to the song.
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Shades
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Posted - 2008/04/20 : 15:59:16
quote:
Originally posted by Xayo:
well waht you CAN do is set the Song speed to 180bpm and the Accapella speed to 90
i dont think that this will bother you much and the Vocals will match halftime to the song.
hmmmmmmmmmmmm...................
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J.T.S
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Posted - 2008/04/20 : 16:25:32
Time stretch it dude.
Get wave lab. High light it all. Then push 'T' on ur keyboard and set the tempo of the vocal and then set the tempo u want it and click ok and its done...
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esu
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Posted - 2008/04/21 : 06:05:15
Yea, I was looking to do something like what Xayo said, and just chop it up.
But, how would I figure out what tempo to change it to? There some kind of calculation involved? How would I do this in Cubase or is presoniq timefactory better for this?
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