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Originally Posted by mattianlaseppia  hello
i'm using elastic audio and i really like it, but i would like to understand a couple of things.
why if i look analysis i see the maker isn't exactly on the transient, is randomly before or after, i post a picture
i've tried on a in time bass track and it put it a little out of time
so, is that normal? there are preferences, settings, i should adjust?
another thing is about quality.. honestly i hear a lot the difference on drum room mics, acoustic guitar, piano, stuff like that.. i use the right algorithm (rhythmic for drums, monophonic for vocals, bass, polyphonic for guitar and piano), is there a way to improve the quality what am i mistaken?
i'm reading a lot of stuff about elastic audio and protools manual too, i just need to learn it very fast 'cause i need to complete a work in time, so any help is really appreciated!!
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I personally use Polyphonic for everything.... I -ALWAYS- Render with X-Form though... it makes things sound much much better. I use the 4 modes (again pretty much always Polyphonic) just as a real time demo.
You can move the warp markers by hand later on.
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Originally Posted by vinylpimp Use Abelton. You'll save yourself time and sanity. Pro Tools elastic time is a joke. More of a nuisance than anything |
Abelton's time stretching algorithm is not that great (and this is coming from a big Abelton fan). Elastic Audio is actually much better (especially when using X-From rendering).
This mostly comes from a lack of understanding what you are actually doing and what the controls exactly mean.