time stretch multiple soundbytes
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seasiderecording
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time stretch multiple soundbytes
I went to DP6 from 4.6 and I can't figure out how to do this now. I have nine tracks from a drumkit recording about 16 bars long. It's a bit too fast for the tempo I need. In DP 4.6 I could select all nine soundbytes,hold the shift key and then use the hand to stretch them all together by grabbing any one. Everything I tried in DP6 left me with only one soundbyte selected and stretchable. What am I missing?? Thanks for any help.
Re: time stretch multiple soundbytes
I have never seen that happen in 5 or 6; wish I knew if there was a way.
Doug Williams
Electromagnetic Radiation Recorders
The Martha Bassett Show broadcast mixer
Tape Op issue 73
DP 11.34
Studio M1 Max OS12.7.6
MOTU 16A and Monitor 8
M1 Pro MBP for remotes and editing
Electromagnetic Radiation Recorders
The Martha Bassett Show broadcast mixer
Tape Op issue 73
DP 11.34
Studio M1 Max OS12.7.6
MOTU 16A and Monitor 8
M1 Pro MBP for remotes and editing
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nhmorgan01
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Re: time stretch multiple soundbytes
Using the Scale Time function is a good way to do this accurately, even though sometimes eyeballing it is the better way to go. Just make sure "time scale audio" box is checked.
2.66 Ghz 12 core Mac Pro, 32 GB Ram, OSX 10.6.6