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terminal pharmacy 08.06.2008 06:29 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Green_mind
I've got a voice sample off a friend who wanted me to make a song round it, just messing around. I want to make the vocals much slower, like when you play a tape slow or a record.
Anyone know of any free software on the net to may be slow the sound down by any chance? I got this cheap mixing software called logic hit kit I can bounce the tracks down into stereo and make into a wav. file, but I can't think of a way to slow this sample down. Any ideas and help much appreciated.

if you can find any thing like digital performer or protools maudio version then you can slow down the vocals without changing the pitch using spectral effects, not sure about any other software though

evollove 08.06.2008 06:31 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by terminal pharmacy
if you can find any thing like digital performer or protools maudio version then you can slow down the vocals without changing the pitch using spectral effects, not sure about any other software though

Audacity can do it.

Quote:
Originally Posted by atsonicpark
Well it's pretty much impossible to slow it down to preserve the pitch completely but adobe audition's "compress wave" does that as best as you can. You're always gonna have some weird harmonics and clipping though if you RELALY slow something down and pitch it up.. but that's cool too.

Audacity can do it.

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Originally Posted by ZEROpumpkins
If you want to preserve pitch, it's a bit harder. You can put time stretching to great effect though, like Squarepusher does with drums on some tracks.

Works best if you're Autechre.

Audacity can do it.

atsonicpark 08.06.2008 08:51 PM
It preserves the pitch of a slowed down sample COMPLETELY? Without any clipping or audio artificats, no loss in quality whatsoever?

Audacity are true scientists then!

acousticrock87 08.06.2008 08:58 PM
On a related subject, I figure this is as good a thread as any to ask...

Has anyone used the granulizer effect in FL Studio? If so, does anyone know other programs or plug-ins that can do that kind of thing? I fucking love that effect.

For anyone who doesn't know, it basically stretches out a sound and chops it into pieces, and you can adjust how spaced out the pieces are, how fast it goes, etc. It's kinda hard to explain, but I've heard that type of thing used on tons of records.

atsonicpark 08.06.2008 09:00 PM
Yep, look up KTGranulator.

While you're at it, get dblue glitch... skidder, scrubby, and some others from a company I called (I believe) destroyfx.. you can find all that stuff on kvraudio I think.

acousticrock87 08.06.2008 09:03 PM
Oh fuck, and it's free? Yes. Thank you. Figures FL would change the name of the effect slightly so I can't find any alternatives.

atsonicpark 08.06.2008 09:04 PM
Yeah it's free. :)

acousticrock87 08.06.2008 09:04 PM
I still can't rep you again, but I definitely owe you for this and Slint still.

atsonicpark 08.06.2008 09:12 PM
Hahaha.

One day... the rep will come.

terminal pharmacy 08.06.2008 10:22 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by evollove
Audacity can do it.



Audacity can do it.



Audacity can do it.

Audacity is a shitty sounding program though, it retains no aural quality even after one edit. The recording is shit, the metering is shit, the monitoring is shit. It may be able to do lots of things but it does lots of things not very well.

acousticrock87 08.06.2008 10:25 PM
This KTG thing is awesome. Took me a little while to figure it out, but it's really flexible.

I still just ended up with another lame beat after almost an hour of messing with it, but the possibilities are there. I wish I was better at this production thing, but my stuff always turns out terrible. I need to get my ProTools working again.

evollove 08.07.2008 08:21 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by terminal pharmacy
Audacity is a shitty sounding program though, it retains no aural quality even after one edit. The recording is shit, the metering is shit, the monitoring is shit. It may be able to do lots of things but it does lots of things not very well.

Yeah, but it's super easy. You nerds obviously didn't read this very carefully:

Quote:
Originally Posted by Green_mind
I've got a voice sample off a friend who wanted me to make a song round it, just messing around. I want to make the vocals much slower, like when you play a tape slow or a record.
Anyone know of any free software on the net to may be slow the sound down by any chance? I got this cheap mixing software called logic hit kit I can bounce the tracks down into stereo and make into a wav. file, but I can't think of a way to slow this sample down. Any ideas and help much appreciated.

atsonicpark 08.07.2008 08:27 AM
Yeah but he can just as easily use any of the other programs as we mentioned. SOUND RECORDER would be the easiest!


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