Re: How do I slow playback to record high harmony vocals?

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From: Craig_Jackman
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 18:40

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Not easily. You'd have to pitch down all your existing tracks to record the harmony track, then return them to normal and pitch up the new track. Good idea for a feature request on current versions though.

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