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eLASTIC
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 Posted - 2005/05/02 : 06:47:10
Just a passin thought i had, was to perhaps slow down the bpms during breakdown/bridge, and throwing it back in full motion on reprise.
Was wanderin if anyone actually does it, i usually just leave it constant.
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tklown
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Posted - 2005/05/02 : 23:43:25
Yes I've heard it before, D&G did it in Dougal & Gammer - Don't Go Away. It's not actually changing the bpm, its just time stretching (slower) or time compressing (faster)
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ryg0r
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Posted - 2005/05/03 : 02:37:53
Not always.
Most of the time that its used (ie Marc Smith vs Safe n Sound - Identify the Beat) its definately automating the tempo and not timestretching.
Timestretching produces many unwanted artifacts. Even slight ones when tampering with some breaks. Doing a whole track can be painful to listen to.
I know that in fruity loops you can automate the tempo, I dont know about anywhere else.
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icex
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Posted - 2005/05/03 : 04:52:17
i know how to do it in both cubase and reason if u wanna hear it being done on one of my tracks go here ( its nintendo )
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/6/clubstyleusamusic.htm
also i never heard of anyone timestretching that part. its almost always done by automating the tempo.
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eLASTIC
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Posted - 2005/05/03 : 07:37:52
Sweet, might hav a play around.
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