• SONAR
  • Tape/vinyl speed ramp-up or ramp-down effects for the beginning or end of songs possible?
2012/11/06 17:17:18
djtrailmixxx
Is there a convincing way to simulate that pitch and speed change that we all know and love? I wish I could think of an example right now, but I'm at a loss. I would be like if you took your source tape and slowly reduced its speed until full stop as you were going into the master deck.
2012/11/06 17:33:10
djtrailmixxx
Thanks, I'll give it a shot.
2012/11/06 17:46:49
Bristol_Jonesey
It's a great little plug.
 Read the readme - there's some important stuff included which are important to get it running properly
2012/11/06 18:00:50
scook
Yeah without the Readme, it is a little bit of a puzzle to setup.
2012/11/06 18:54:35
Resonant Order
I usually use Sound Forge. Just load up what you want affected and use pitch bend, but don't check the 'preserve original duration' box. There's a guy who sells legit copies of version 8 on ebay. I've used it for all kinds of weirdness.
2012/11/07 20:10:21
mwall
Wavelab will do it to. I've got an ancient version though.
2012/11/08 08:57:27
jimkleban
I an idea I have to do this would be to load the audio tracks into a soft sampler and then use the pitch wheel to slow the whole song up or down (you could automate it) this way.

I haven't found a PLUG to do this correclty, nor did I ever try the above method but I have given this some thought myself.

Jim

2012/11/08 09:24:57
Bristol_Jonesey
Did you look at the plug I linked to above?
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