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Old 10-22-2021, 11:34 AM
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Default Re: Is no one else embarrassed by Elastic Audio?

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Originally Posted by originalscottyg View Post
For stretching one word in a vocal, the default Avid TC/E algorithm using the TCE Trim tool is actually really good.
Yeah, I use it that way too. Sometimes if it doesn't sound good, I'll switch to the Waves algorithm and usually one of them will work well enough.

What I can't stand is when a client wants to change the key of a whole song, or the tempo - or both! I know it's going to make all the tracks lose quality using EA - I'm like, "What didn't you figure that out before you recorded it?!?" EA just kills drums and vocals and isn't too kind to other audio either. At least with drums, you can use Beat Detective instead and retain the sonic quality. Sometimes you can get away with slicing up vocals too so that it conforms to the new tempo and retains quality.
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