J Kennedy
10-05-2006, 08:13 AM
I'd posted this on the general forum, but it probably belongs here as it looks more like a bug now.
The idea was to do the old tape deck trick of slowing the speed of the song, play along and record on a new track and speed the song back up resulting in a fast and higher last track.
One person couldn't duplicate this at 0.5 speed. I found that yes, at 0.5 speed eveything works. If you try to do this at other speeds (my test was at 0.48), the new audio track is about a whole tone sharp though tempo is correct. Ony confounder may be that the recorded file was from a midi soundbank, but was an audio, not a midi file. Anyone else experience this? Opening another session of Reaper fixes the problem, but I can't do it in one session.
Thanks,
John
The idea was to do the old tape deck trick of slowing the speed of the song, play along and record on a new track and speed the song back up resulting in a fast and higher last track.
One person couldn't duplicate this at 0.5 speed. I found that yes, at 0.5 speed eveything works. If you try to do this at other speeds (my test was at 0.48), the new audio track is about a whole tone sharp though tempo is correct. Ony confounder may be that the recorded file was from a midi soundbank, but was an audio, not a midi file. Anyone else experience this? Opening another session of Reaper fixes the problem, but I can't do it in one session.
Thanks,
John