Anyone try the new free Time Shift plug-in ?

[Dutchmuzik]

Another new freebie from Digidesign

Time Shift

[whtrabit]

Nope-thanks to you I am aware of it. I avoid the Digi site-it really sucks these days.

(don't take that the wrong way Digi!)

[Avid]

Just posted to the website today, available from the new Featured Downloads quick link on the right side of the Support section:
www.digidesign.com/support

and from the News section:
www.digidesign.com/news

[crizdee]

Another new freebie from Digidesign

Time Shift

Hey Dutch, You're my hero, "i love you man"

Digi? maybe this should be a permanent post! as per free dynamics lll plugins etc.

Chris

[TCDet]

Sounds great!
Thanks Digi. and well done.

[RobMacki]

I like the articulation it preserves (TC) which will be very useful for 'fast talking lawyer guy'.

However, (and maybe I just need to spend more time with it) it seems to add artifacts and flange a bit which would not be as useful for trying to achieve a natural sounding TC on VOs.

It'll be good to have another tool to choose from. Especially a free one!

Thanks Digi

[Frank Kruse]

I have a suggestion for the next version. For 24/25fps stretch/pitch operations it would be nice to increase the fractions of the % setting.
For 24/25 stretching you need a factor of 104.1666666666666666etc. %
In pitch-n-time you can enter 3 digits in fractions. a rounding error of 0.01% is too coarse when you stretch very long clips and want to maintain sync. The result will drift very fast unless you strech small sections at a time wich of course is possible but not very comfortable.

Frank.

[garret]

Frank
In the guide it says that although you only see two digits in fractions; whatever you type in will be what is processed. You can type in four numbers after the decimal so that should give you what your looking for I think

[usd]

thanks paul! and please don´t forget to drop me line when "new" sony limiters arrive...
greets, alex

[stevegalante]

I found it pretty good, even if on acoustic guitar rhythmic chords (lowered by 1 tone) this one also sounds very artificial, but I know it's a difficult instrument...