Offline timestretching
A simple and quick way to timestretch audio:
-detect bpm (or enter manually)
-timestrech to new bpm
Caustic has this feature..
A simple and quick way to timestretch audio:
-detect bpm (or enter manually)
-timestrech to new bpm
Caustic has this feature..
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You can change tempo in Zenbeats. And a lot more. It’s free right now.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7h1equt4dhggx5l/ZenbeatsTempoChange.mov?dl=0
The video doesn’t stay in sync with the audio but what’s happening is I put a loop at 135 bpm into a 135 bpm project and then change the project tempo to 90 and then 200. It loops correctly at all tempos.
I already have Caustic :-)
That app is my favourite.. it really does everything right...
But to timestretch in Drambo from the wave edit menu is convenient. I don't like switching apps that much.... I get the same feeling from Drambo.. it's got that magic just like Caustic..
I hear you. Caustic was my true love for a long time. Now I’m using a combination of NS2 and Zenbeats. I don’t like switching apps either, but between Drambo, NS2 and Zenbeats I’m having a good old time!
PS - Zenbeats is free right now!
I only watched your video today, but that example is realtime timestrteching.. You have to use audio that's is a whole bar..
With offline timestretching I can stetch a piece of audio no matter the length.. a 12 second vocal part for example.. Or just 1 word..
Good timestreching is the pineapple of audio dsp.
the stuff in audioeditors is meh it sounds like your audio has fallen down the stairs 🤭
it would take years.
some people buy Kyma only for its timestreching. ;)
and the mac to drive it isn’t included;)
abelton isn’t able to do timestreching themselves
i think they bought it from zynaptic or zplane
Tipp: Serato Studio Win/Mac has excellent time stretching and there's a free version with only one audio track and 4 scenes.
It includes the famous Pitch'n'Time algorithm.
Worth a try I think.
https://serato.com/studio/pricing