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what's the best way of changing the tempo of a sample without changing the pitch? i'm currently using Audacity to do it, but it the resulting file sounds all weird and stuttery. what do yall use
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i dont have FL though, i only have reason... is it possible to mess with samples in FL then take em over to reason?
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Audition had better timestretching than Audacity (hell better everything for that matter). Search the forum for granular timestretching as I posted this before, but the tut was done in R3 and it seems to not be the same in R4
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yea, i got reason 4.0.... would Audition be my best bet then?
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I was wondering the same thing. I'll search the forums. I totally forgot Audacity can change sample tempo.
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I can try it in R4, can only do it with the NN-19 tho, as the NN-XT doesnt allow much automation beyond the ADSR, Pitch and Mod Wheels.
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with my samples i usually go the wav -> recycle -> .rex file for use in Dr. Rex
never really messed with the nn's for sampling, neever really understood how to do it.
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I like changing the pitch, personally. Gives a differrent feel. In fact when I flipped lowrider, i timestretched it just so could change the pitch.
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what is timestretching? my terminology is very bad, jus started out a few months ago... so many great ideas, not been able to put em on paper as well as i would like tho! haha
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