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Retiming vocals.
Im working on a DNB remix for a reggae track which is 98bpm (158bpm double time) turning it into 174 DNB track. What’s a preferred way for Time stretching the vocals? I’m using abletons complex pro. Which I think sounds ok. But I want to preserve the vocals the best way before I process with delays / reverbs etc to avoid artefacts. Ive tried slicing manually but it will need a lot of editing to preserve the rhythm of the vocal and there are harmony’s to edit as well. I’m thinking slicing is probably the best option, But long! If slicing, any tips for doing for the good results? I also have melodyne, but haven’t looked at that yet. Any thoughts much appreciated. :)
3 likes • 8d
You could try putting the acapella in Rekordbox, change the speed to desired BPM whilst using the Master Tune function to retain the original pitch/key. I just tried and it doesnt sound too bad, not sure if its any better than Ableton complex pro though.
I failed at step 1 🤦‍♂️
Turns out I've been exporting without master effects on for like the past year or so
2 likes • 11d
Dont feel bad Karlo, I did the same for ages with the cubase control room, thinking it was applying processing to the master channel 😂
Any more dance music classic wavetable requests?
Recently delivered Donks (Klubbheads) and Sandy Organ (Make The World Go Round). We already had the House Organ (Korg M1) and Elec Organ (CZ-1000), plus the classic Tx81z bass patches (Solid, Lately). I've always wanted to try Android by The Prodigy... What next? What else? 🤔
Any more dance music classic wavetable requests?
3 likes • Aug 22
always wonder how the lead sound was done for these tunes? apparantly it originates from a oberheim xpander. If wavetable is possible would be wicked! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W8mgD8ZovE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXIHkeXjLYQ
Track Feedback
Yooo gang, Been super busy with other projects this year, but finally back onto focusing on music production and it feels great! Got this double single I started before my hiatus but feel like it's in a great place now and want to get it out. Wanted to see what u all think of where they are at. They're far from perfect, but I'm not chasing that. These are old tracks that took a lot of work to get up to my new standard, so I just want them at a level where I'm happy to put them out into the world. https://untitled.stream/library/project/CY9dK04wu78FsXl9ZjyOQ (You can click the dots next to the track and download the WAV files by clicking export)
1 like • Aug 19
listened to these mixes last night, sounding nice and loud, very clean mixdowns! Nice work Guido!
Span vs Q2 graph difference
Heyyy, anyone know why there is a difference in the slope between span and q2 and which is correct? - span looks like it’s sloped down to the highs and q2 does not! Maybe it’s a setting in span but I can’t find it 😂 Ty
Span vs Q2 graph difference
2 likes • Aug 19
I've no idea why my pro-q was set to 3db tilt, must have changed it ages ago..😅 But yes with span (and my other analyser flux studio) I've always set the slope to 0
4 likes • Aug 19
Also just some further notes on analyser tilts/slopes. 0 or 0db/tilt will show white noise as horizontal (roughly) 3 or 3db/tilt will show pink noise as horizontal (roughly) 4.5 or 4.5db/tilt will show brown noise as horizontal (very roughly..!) Key thing isnt really what slope/tilt you use, but what your brain gets used to seeing on the display... referencing helps a ton with this. Also, the speed/average time can make the analyser more precise, as can the block size / resolution. Bass is easier to read with 4096 / medium resolution, but i do use 8192 / hi res sometimes as i like the look of it :)
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Daniel Smith
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Hi I'm Dan, i make dnb with my friend Alex under the name Apothicon. I also love loads of other music like techno, & anything with breaks and bass!

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