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pitch on WAV beat???

Postby phleg » Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:32 am

i use FL, FL4 actually (PRIMITIVE!!! :evil: ), when i pitching up the WAV beat, the speed is getting faster, is there any other way to pitching up/down the WAV beat without increase/decrease the WAV speed?

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Postby cuttingagent » Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:46 am

yes, use the stretch to fit funtion on the channel properties near the bottom to lock the speed. (for example set it to 8 if your sample is 8 beats long)

i actually prefer fl4 to all other versions, it's really not that primitive at all!
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Postby phleg » Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:53 am

cuttingagent wrote:yes, use the stretch to fit funtion on the channel properties near the bottom to lock the speed. (for example set it to 8 if your sample is 8 beats long)

i actually prefer fl4 to all other versions, it's really not that primitive at all!


i know that feature, but i asking "how to pitching up/down without increase/decrease the speed??"

those stretch-to-fit function also increase/decrease the speed depend on how long the steps, any suggestion.

thanks anyway for your reply, cheers! :D

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Postby cuttingagent » Tue Aug 12, 2008 10:51 am

what i meant was, use that function to lock it to the speed it already is.

then when you change the pitch, it will retain it's current speed, ya dig?
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Postby phleg » Tue Aug 12, 2008 10:59 am

cuttingagent wrote:what i meant was, use that function to lock it to the speed it already is.

then when you change the pitch, it will retain it's current speed, ya dig?


copy that sir! :)
sorry for my lame english... :wink:

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Postby cuttingagent » Tue Aug 12, 2008 12:47 pm

no worries!
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