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Old 15th August 2006, 01:16 PM   #1
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New PT Plugin: Timeshift

Looks pretty interesting- and free.
Audiosuite only.

http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?...942&ref=time-f
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Old 15th August 2006, 02:09 PM   #2
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Cool! That's nice.... Any new tool for PT is fine by me!
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Old 15th August 2006, 02:20 PM   #3
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My guess is that there is a whole lot more to come, las month they released another free plugin aswell the Signaltools, its a real eye opener for those wondering about there 2 buss levels etc

<a href="">http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?navid=48&langid=100&</a>

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cool, thanx for the info
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Old 16th August 2006, 12:46 PM   #5
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just installed it and checked it out, looks usefull but minpoint is "NO Auditioning" thats a pita...guess you have to know what you want to use it for and guess if it wil sound good, on the other hand the undo function isnt that far away :-)

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Old 16th August 2006, 04:49 PM   #6
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just installed it and checked it out, looks usefull but minpoint is "NO Auditioning" thats a pita...guess you have to know what you want to use it for and guess if it wil sound good, on the other hand the undo function isnt that far away :-)

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From the Digi site...

Note: TCE Trim tool and AudioSuite Preview Mode is supported by Time Shift in the Pro Tools HD 7.2 software release and will be implemented in a future version of Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools M-Powered.

I haven't opened it up yet, but since I am on 7.2 I will take a look and see if I have those options.

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I didn't noticed it, since im LE ill have to wait, anyway preview would be more useful

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So do you guys think this technology will be used in Beat Detective to smooth the regions without artifacts?
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Beat detective doesn't process the regions ( and it's better like that ) .

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Yeah, I know it doesn't process the regions, but you're not going to convince me that it's better to not have the option. Of course keep the old way, but develop a new way that time stretched but maintains the transients, like Melodyne.
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Iīve tried this plug-in on some real-world-piano recording - this thing sounds so bad, i couldnīt believe it!
Why would they release an algorithm so bad in year 2006, even if itīs a freebie??
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i tried it a couple days ago on a vocal speech at 106bpm and i needed it at 120 bpm to fit the track, but it sucked even with the various modes... result was bettter after making chop choy of the speech and then using the plug in region by region...
maybe im to blame stretching a 1.40 minute speech, but in the end i got better results with a wrapped vst to rtas timeschift or stretch plug-in in realtime, cant remember witch one it was, anyway i got myself a very nice effect with it... kinda tape delay fx

btw if you guys need to strech a long part, do you go region by region? or first chop it (in case its a vocal speech) and then nudge it as needed and then maybe a stretch if still needed? thanks


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o btw an audition mode would be a serious time saver its kinda PITA right now, digi com'on fix the bug please, i know it will be added in the next version but why not now ... !!! thank you
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