In Ableton, how can I distort the pitch and the tempo of a sample, like in the video below?
(Fast forward to 4:05 in the video)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzvdItnn ... y_received
How Do I Distort Pitch AND Tempo?
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Re: How Do I Distort Pitch AND Tempo?
I can think of a couple of ways.
You can set the warp mode to "Re-Pitch" and automate the track tempo. If you want the pure audio file from that you can export it.
Or you can load the sample into a sampler and pitch bend it.
You can set the warp mode to "Re-Pitch" and automate the track tempo. If you want the pure audio file from that you can export it.
Or you can load the sample into a sampler and pitch bend it.
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Re: How Do I Distort Pitch AND Tempo?
Okay. I'm still not sure I'm doing it correctly. In re-pitch mode, anytime I change the pitch with that :2/*2 thing, it changes the pitch of my entire clip, as opposed to just one segment.
How do I go about creating this effect in (changing the pitch and tempo) in Sampler?
How do I go about creating this effect in (changing the pitch and tempo) in Sampler?
Re: How Do I Distort Pitch AND Tempo?
In re-pitch mode, if you want to change the pitch on a part, you have to make sure to add another warp marker that tells Ableton Live, that there will be a tempo change.
What might work better instead though, is having the whole clip at one consistent tempo, and then changing the Master Tempo of Ableton Live to meet your needs
What might work better instead though, is having the whole clip at one consistent tempo, and then changing the Master Tempo of Ableton Live to meet your needs