[ddots-l] Re: define a particular tempo to a audio sample
- From: Bryan Smart <bryansmart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2012 15:19:12 -0500
I haven't tried to do this, so I can only suggest things for you to investigate
on your own.
You could select the loop, open loop construction, and edit the loop's
properties to mislead Sonar. If the loop is only 4 bars, edit the properties of
the loop so that Sonar thinks that the loop is 8 bars. That might half the
speed.
You could try selecting the loop and using the time stretch functions. I don't
think that you can manually time stretch a clip that is set to be a groove
clip, though, so you'll have to use Bounce To Clips to make it a basic audio
clip first, then stretch it, then convert it back to a loop with loop
construction.
You could use AudioSnap. The loop will be a groove clip, so you'll have to
Bounce to Clips to turn it in to a basic audio clip. Then, go in to properties
for the clip and enable AudioSnap and time stretching. Once you do that, the
audio stretching tab in the clip properties will include an edit field for
scaling the time of the clip (default is 100%). Change that to 200% (twice as
long). You could bounce the clip again and convert it back to a groove clip
with loop construction, but you may as well leave it as AudioSnap. AudioSnap
can follow project tempo like a groove clip can, but it can't follow pitch/key
changes.
Bryan
On Feb 23, 2012, at 2:46 PM, Rui Vilarinho wrote:
Hi guys,
I am making a 200 bpm audio project and i want to insert some audio samples
like perk etc..., . though it must folow half the refered bpm.
As you know the audio samples folow the bpm define by the project.
Should exist a place where i could define a particular audio track bpm
diferently of the project!though i cant remenber where!
I tried the Alt plus the qwerty 2, the loop constructor. though, with
nopositive result.I suppose that is because the samples as got more or less 8
bars lenght!
anyone? cheers.
best regards,
Rui Vilarinho
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