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| Lives for gear | elastic audio: tick vs. sample pros and cons
I can't tell from the PT Reference Guide what pros and cons are of tick-based audio vs. sample-based. In Kenny's tutorials I can't find any mention of this. I don't hear other users talking about it too much either. I'm mainly quantizing drums that I've recorded, with many different tempo changes. I've had a lot of trouble getting Elastic Audio to work as well as Beat Detective-- that is, until I started switching my multi-track drums to tick-based. Now it seems to work as intended but I'm concerned that most people seem to leave that step out. Is there a reason why tick-based drum tracks might not sound as good as sample-based? Is it only beneficial if you tempo changes?
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| Gear nut Joined: Jul 2008 Location: Vancouver, BC
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When we're talking about multitrack drums I don't like them in ticks mode. It doesn't seem to work the same. when matching loops to the session tempo, I prefer in ticks. If your stuff is already in time and you want to change the tempo it has to be in ticks.
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Sorry, I wasn't very clear in that post-- The drummer recorded to a click track that had varying tempos. I've comped his drums but I still need to quantize them a bit. Trying to quantize in sample-based mode usually involves misfires, analysis markers editing and general weirdness-- seems to work better in tick-based mode for some reason. I'm assuming it's because tick-based tracks 'jive' with tempo maps better? |
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| Gear nut Joined: Jul 2008 Location: Vancouver, BC
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I found the opposite to be true. I did 1 session in ticks mode, found it to be a pain, did the next 9 in samples with predictable results. |
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Yeah, that's what seems to work best for most people. I'm curious-- did any of these sessions involve tempo changes or were they mostly one tempo throughout the song?
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| Gear nut Joined: Jul 2008 Location: Vancouver, BC
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plenty of tempo and meter changes. Those were where I had the problems, because of the warping forced at those points.
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That's cool. I wish I had more time to experiment, I'm actually in the middle of a project. One thing I did notice is that, after re-watching Kenny's video on Multitrack Drumming, at around the 3 minute mark, he drops it into ticks mode before applying any algorithms. |
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