What to do if audio transients are mostly unusable?

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2016/01/15 13:44:41 (permalink)

What to do if audio transients are mostly unusable?

I'm attempting to match a MIDI track to the tempo of an audio track without changing the audio's tempo. Problem is, the audio is an orchestral work and doesn't have good transients to lock onto -- the ones audiosnap finds are all over the map. I'm looking for strategies. One option I considered was to "drum" in rhythm with the track using a MIDI keyboard, mix the two together (with the drum prominent in the mix) onto a new track, and let audiosnap work on the result. I'm hoping there's an easier way -- any ideas?
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    Re: What to do if audio transients are mostly unusable? 2016/01/15 14:21:24 (permalink)
    Have you tried extreme EQ settings on the audio track? Sometimes tracks with a lot of audio information can be filtered to get a decent track for extracting extracting transients.
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