Ever hear a song where at the end, it either slowed down like the tape motors were failing, or sped up like the capstan throttle failed? I think "Izzat Love" off Todd by Todd Rundgren had that effect at the end of the song - where the tape machine sped up and the song became unrecognizable.
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In the days of digital with sample accurate timing - how would you recreate some of the old style "Sounds of the Studio" such as intentionally slowing a song down to a stop over like 20 seconds as if the tape deck had eaten the tape? Or speeding it up to unrecognizable gibberish?
I don't see how to do it in SF, but then I do not use that nearly to the degree I use Sonar. I am pretty convinced that anything you did in Sonar is going to have nasty artifacts when the sample rate of what is being played back is not in sync with the slowing or speeding clock.
Just curious, bored and waiting for the midgets to show up at the office all wearing green and dancing Irish Jigs.