greg54
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correcting timing
I recorded bass to go with some drums, but my timing with the bass is a little off in places. How do I correct the timing so that it all lines up in sync? Greg
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/24 20:30:12
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Audiosnap should do the trick.
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/24 21:28:17
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yeah audiosnap works pretty good on instruments for some audio quantizing. Or, the manual way of spitting the clips at spots and moving them a bit and adding small fades or cross fades for smooth transition from note to note while fixing the timing. Lance
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greg54
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/24 22:54:01
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Thanks, guys!! I appreciate it. greg
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/24 23:29:24
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Audiosnap can seem confusing at first with all it's options but is definitely worth getting to know.
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/25 05:47:30
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If all of your notes are fairly clean & monophonic, you can use V-Vocal
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greg54
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/25 10:31:10
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Bristol_Jonesey If all of your notes are fairly clean & monophonic, you can use V-Vocal Most of the notes are good, but some are off. I tried Quantize, but it didn't work. So I'll try Audiosnap. Thanks! Greg
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/25 11:15:11
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If you do use the Split Clips function in AudioSnap you'll want to fade things afterward. There is a feature under the Clips menu in the Project View where you can add Fades to all selected clips and choose settings for fade-in, fade-out, cross-fade, etc.
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/25 11:16:50
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Also- if you recorded to a click it will be more straightforward with Audio Snap. If not, you will definitely need to add some rhythm tracks to your AudioSnap pool as references for adjustment. Peace, Tunes
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/25 13:06:13
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greg54 I recorded bass to go with some drums, but my timing with the bass is a little off in places. How do I correct the timing so that it all lines up in sync? Greg Cakewalk forum member "FastBikerBoy" has done a Youtube video on how to do this very thing with AudioSnap, the easy way. Well worth the time to watch it. See "extracting a tempo map the easy way" for details. http://www.youtube.com/user/ReallyFastBikerBoy?feature=mhee#p/u
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/25 13:51:30
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To extract the timing from the kick track and apply it to the bass track: Select the Kick Track. Hit A to open the audiosnap palette. Extract groove, you will see dotted lines on the other tracks. Select the bass track and hit apply groove. Rocky
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/25 14:46:34
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/25 15:03:21
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There is a good video on Cake TV too - worth checking out!
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Re:correcting timing
2012/04/27 11:12:06
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