I was wondering how to turn off pitch lock to stop the horrible stretchy sound you get when a track has been warped and played at a higher/lower bpm???
It's probably really obvious but I can't see anything.
Thanks
Stretchy / Distorted sound when tracks tempo increased....
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noisetonepause
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If I understand you correctly, the sound you're referring to IS warping... Or at least 'beats mode'... have you tried any of the other? I tend to prefer 'tones'.
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vinkalmann
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Use re-pitch if you want to hear no artifacts. Of course the track will be pitched up or down.
Complex mode is your best bet if you want to keep the key the same when straying from the tracks' native tempos.
Note that the further you move from the tracks original tempo, the more artifacts you will here. This is true for all warp modes.
I have a warping guide at www.vinkalmann.com in the tutorials section if you're interested.
Complex mode is your best bet if you want to keep the key the same when straying from the tracks' native tempos.
Note that the further you move from the tracks original tempo, the more artifacts you will here. This is true for all warp modes.
I have a warping guide at www.vinkalmann.com in the tutorials section if you're interested.
[Guide to Mixing in Arrangement View^][Guide to Warping in Ableton Live^]
