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Old 10-02-2014, 01:02 PM
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Default Changing the tempo with out a warped sound

Please help, this is my first time posting and Ive been googling this like crazy and even looked on here for the answer but dont really see an answer for it yet.

I have pro tools 11 and my buddy (sitting right next to me) has pro tools 8.
He is able to change the tempo of the song and has acoustic, midi and vocals in his tracks. when he changes the tempo, it sounds fine, when I change the tempo is sounds warped and bad.

What am I doing wrong?? I set the tracks im trying to change to "ticks" and "polyphonic" but it sounds horrid. Ive tried messing with some things and it just gets worse. Any help would be much appreciated.
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