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g.man.7489
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2013/01/11 23:13:21 (permalink)

How to do this? help me

I wanna stretch or lengthen duration of all notes as image automatically. Can ".CAL" do it?




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    Bristol_Jonesey
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    Re:How to do this? help me 2013/01/12 05:20:11 (permalink)
    1. Select your notes
    2. Go Process > Length
    3. Choose Durations (de-select Start Times)
    4. Enter the percentage you want the notes stretched by.

    Note: this only works for Midi - I can't view your images so I don't know if you're talking about Midi or Audio notes.

    Audio will be more complicated and will involve using Audiosnap, and I'm no expert where AS is concerned

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    Re:How to do this? help me 2013/01/12 10:54:57 (permalink)
    To post picture here you need to use any browser but Fire fox. 
    Click the picture icon and copy paste the ULR of the pictures location. The picture has to be on the internet somewhere and not local. Photobucket for example. 

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    Re:How to do this? help me 2013/01/12 20:38:05 (permalink)
    My picture. if I do that, the 3rd note's duration will not end before the next note starts. The 1st and 2nd note is ok!


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    1. Select your notes
    2. Go Process > Length
    3. Choose Durations (de-select Start Times)
    4. Enter the percentage you want the notes stretched by.

    Note: this only works for Midi - I can't view your images so I don't know if you're talking about Midi or Audio notes.

    Audio will be more complicated and will involve using Audiosnap, and I'm no expert where AS is concerned




    post edited by g.man.7489 - 2013/01/12 20:41:22
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    Re:How to do this? help me 2013/01/12 20:40:50 (permalink)
    previous note has to end before next note starts, for all note do the same thing.
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    Re:How to do this? help me 2013/01/13 21:22:48 (permalink)
    is there another way?
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    Re:How to do this? help me 2013/01/13 21:36:54 (permalink)
    Now I'm not sure what your trying to do. Of course if you have a mix of different note values then each one will require different treatment. You cannot globally apply a duration amount to different values.  Each note needs it's correct start and end time to make any musical sense.  
    You'll just have to go in there and drag each note out to where you want it. 
    Ultimately if you want your music to sound right then you need to PLAY IT that way. You can only do so much to manipulate data and ya, it very time consuming to make a silk purse out of a sow. 


    post edited by Cactus Music - 2013/01/13 21:41:03

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    Re:How to do this? help me 2013/01/13 22:03:28 (permalink)

    The track is melody, its duration makes lyrics smooth. That's reason I want to do
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    Now I'm not sure what your trying to do. Of course if you have a mix of different note values then each one will require different treatment. You cannot globally apply a duration amount to different values.  Each note needs it's correct start and end time to make any musical sense.  
    You'll just have to go in there and drag each note out to where you want it. 
    Ultimately if you want your music to sound right then you need to PLAY IT that way. You can only do so much to manipulate data and ya, it very time consuming to make a silk purse out of a sow. 


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    Re:How to do this? help me 2013/01/14 04:21:46 (permalink)
    g.man.7489


    previous note has to end before next note starts, for all note do the same thing.


    Try it again with the "Start Times" option checked.

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