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Gradual Time Stretch - how to?
Hi.
I have a small clip of dialogue. I need to gradually stretch it out (like a tape-machine dying). I know VARI-FI does this, but I need more control over it. VARI-FI doesn't stretch it long enough, and when I run it multiple time on the same clip, it seems to stretch out only the end portion of the clip. I've tried using Elastic Audio, but that's not so much a gradual stretch. That's more of me placing markers and trying to stretch incrementally, but it's not continuous. Does anyone know of other methods? Thanks! -John |
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Re: Gradual Time Stretch - how to?
I think you’re close. I would use elastic audio (obvs on variables) then expand the tempo window and draw in a line (either by hand or use the line tool) getting slower.
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Re: Gradual Time Stretch - how to?
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Sorry variables should have been varispeed James Welch Recording Engineer | Producer Masterlink Productions Mac Pro 5,1 (Mid 2010) | 3.46GHz Six-Core Intel Xeon | 32GB Ram | AMD Radeon R9 280X 3072 MB | 256GB Samsung SM951 SSD Blade (PCIe) System Drive | 1TB WDC Sample Drive | 4TB RAID 0 Seagate Audio Drive | UAD-2 Quad PCIe Mojave 10.14.5 | Pro Tools Ultimate 2019.5 | HDX | Avid Omni | Avid 16x16 HD I/O x2 | Digidesign 192 | Digidesign C24
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Re: Gradual Time Stretch - how to?
Using Varifi you can make a selection longer than the clip and it will stretch the audio to fill the selection, but you have to be in "create continuous file" and "entire selection".
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