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Haijinx
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 Posted - 2010/01/31 : 20:21:53
i am running cubase studio 4 (pc) and I am trying to stretch a wav file. The problem is when i stretch the audio it does not change pitch. I want the audio to go higher in pitch when i shrink it, and go lower in pitch when i stretch it out. i know there is a very simple way to do this but for some reason i cannot seem to figure it out...thanks for your help!
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Hard2Get
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Posted - 2010/01/31 : 20:28:34
The whole point of time stretching or compressing is that you can change the length of the audio without altering the pitch :P If you wan't to change the pitch you will need to either 1. load it into a sampler 2. use the pitch shift tool in Cubase.
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Edited by - Hard2Get on 2010/02/01 03:33:46 |
Haijinx
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Posted - 2010/01/31 : 20:35:57
i can do this easily in fl studio, thought i would be able to do it in cubase too (without a sampler). transposing the wav isn't the idea either. thanks for your help though.
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Hard2Get
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Posted - 2010/02/01 : 03:34:47
If you don't mean timestretching or transposing i'm not sure what you mean. Can you explain more specificaly? I used FL for years before moving to Cubase.
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