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Article #197Re: How do I slow playback to record high harmony vocals?
From: Lazlo_Weed
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2009 00:33
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2009 00:33
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Thanks for the help guys. I did it. To slow the existing tracks: I made a mix file of the existing tracks, in edit view, I selected the entire file/track, chose "effects," then "time/pitch," then "stretch." Under "transpose" I selected "1b," and under "stretching mode" I chose "resample." I then recorded the harmony against only that transposed mix. I discarded the slowed mix. I pitch corrected the harmony track To speed up the harmony track, I went through the same process that I used to slow the mix except that I selected "1#" under "transpose." Done. I found that I could get away with a half step but if I tried more, the vocal track sounded unnatural and chipmunkish.
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