Jers1k
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Slip-stretching problem
Hey there! I just discovered stretching tool in my Sonar X3 and really happy with the way it works, but i have some serious problems keeping the same exact sound i have in Sonar in rendered or bounced version.
So, let me explain what i do and what i got in the end:
1) Importing .wav file and stretching it the way i need.
2) Doing "Bounce to clip(s)" or render the track in .wav
3) Hearing that stretching is reseted. This one probably needs a little more detail. I like the way it stutter the sound when I expending the length etc. It also sounds pitched down or up, but when it rendered - it sounds just smooth (without a pitch or stutter).
Is there a way to keep stretched audio sounding exactly the way it sounds after i stretched it - with stutter and pitch?
Thx in advance.
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Anderton
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 10:01:37
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Ha! I love it that the "problem" is stretching sounds too good  A few years ago I had a similar situation, and went to the forum for an answer. IIRC if you bounce to a new track rather than bouncing the clip to itself, you can retain the "bad" sound. This may work with fast bounce as well as real-time bounce, but I'm not sure.
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Jers1k
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 10:15:21
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Anderton
Ha! I love it that the "problem" is stretching sounds too good
Haha, exactly! AndertonA few years ago I had a similar situation, and went to the forum for an answer. IIRC if you bounce to a new track rather than bouncing the clip to itself, you can retain the "bad" sound. This may work with fast bounce as well as real-time bounce, but I'm not sure. I tried to bounce it both ways, but result is always the same - smooth!
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 11:27:29
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Hi. I tried to do this, but got the same result as Jers1k. Both with real time and fast bounced, with all or none checked in the bounce dialog. I seem to remember doing this before. All the best.
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 11:34:06
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☄ Helpfulby Jers1k 2016/10/14 12:37:37
Okay, I found the issue...I did the real-time bounce thing with bizarro-sounding loops, not time-stretched clips. For a time-stretched clip, send the output to an Aux track, and record into the Aux track in real time. I just tried it, and it works fine
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 11:35:38
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Anderton
Okay, I found the issue...I did it with bizarro-sounding loops, not time-stretched clips. For a time-stretched clip, send the output to an Aux track, and record into the Aux track in real time. I just tried it, and it works fine
never done this before, but seems like i will need to figure it out. thx man <3
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 11:39:54
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Thanks, Craig 
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 12:09:24
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☼ Best Answerby Jers1k 2016/10/14 12:37:41
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Jers1k
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 12:16:55
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scook
No Aux Tracks in X3. If you have X3 Studio or Producer, try changing the offline rendering algorithm to "Same as Online" see for info on how to do it.
Worked for me! I really aprreciate your help man. Thank you!
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Zargg
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 13:13:31
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I knew I had done it before Thanks, Steve.
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 14:22:48
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...and Steve's solution would also work in current SONAR versions if you didn't want to record in real time into another track. Thanks, Steve!
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Re: Slip-stretching problem
2016/10/14 14:27:06
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Think I did this in MC7 (or 5 even?) long ago by accident...lol....it came to mind right away as i read that OP.... ;o)
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