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Quite interesting! That confirms my feeling that I really need to find some good tutorials on Ableton Live warp feature, I'm going to look on Youtube for it.

THANK YOU AGAIN!

Warp the track. Make sure it is in Arrangement View, then in Clip Properties, hit the master/slave button to let the warp markers be the tempo control.

More info in the manual.

Thank you A LOT for replying.


The track has _some_ time floating which I'd like to keep, they are good jazz ...

More clearly, this is what I'd like to do:

Import an audio track, a pre-recorded track of musicians playing with no metronome with normal time floating, piano bass drums.

Import MIDI tracks of some arrangement I'd like to test with that audio, trumpet trumpet flugelhorn trombone.

Have the audio ...

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I've found this thread but it doesn't solve the problem https://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=161039

The question is if and how I can I use Ableton Live to have MIDI played in time with pre-recorded audio which has some time floating (just because the audio is the recording of ...

Oh, well, bad move then, seems I will have to stick to Live 8, can't live without complex rhythms... Unless - MIDI stretch, where is that option?? ...

From your next post it seems as you already found it. The "Orig. BPM" parameter in the "Notes" part of the clip view does it, I believe.

Not ...

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... not to mention the lack of MIDI being possibly group-warped with the audio.....



Hi, off topic, sorry, but *please*, I've been looking for it quite a lot, could you point me to some thread or tutorial explaining how to sync MIDI tracks to pre-recorded audio, played by humans with no ...

The monologue is getting to an end for now, I think, just sharing some info:


Apart the capture function of Adobe Premiere (it has a "capture audio only" choice in a handy listbox) and Canopus Edius (Sony Vegas too I guess), I found this page:

http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/285395-capturing ...

I found this page for Mac users, but I am on a Windows PC

(anyway, these solutions do not seem to me to be extracting the digital audio stream from anywhere, instead they seem to be "capturing" by reconverting to digital what's eventually being monitored, using the AD converter of the computer ...

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Is there any mean to record audio incoming through firewire as part of a DV stream?

Various video editing programs cand do this, sometimes it is called "voice over recording". Some video cameras have a more-than-decent audio quality (though limited to 48 kHz 16 bit) and provide phantom ...

Right, that's the thing about bleed, it's mostly a matter of damage control. The delay probably actually brings the tracks very close to being in perfect alignment. If you're really lucky, it might actually work out that the 9ms-delayed trumpet track is phase-reversed w.r.t. the other tracks so ...

Thanks a lot for your replies!

ShelLuser : I went for info about M4L, quite impressive! I had been thinking about trying something not real-time in mathlab, but M4L would probably eliminate the need for anything like that.
The hamburger is quite fair, OK, I hope the other guys who replied are ok ...

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I'm new in this board, I posted a question today and now I realize that I could have more chances to get a reply if I had posted in this area instead.

The message subject is Trumpet spill suppression in the Tips & Tricks area:
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=154579&p=1227038 ...

Hello,

Is there any chance of reducing the spill of a trumpet into the mics of other instruments in post production with some smart algorithm, without destroying any significant part of the sound of the other instruments?

Ideas:

1) In each other channel, automate the frequency setting of a notch ...