Sound Example: Timestretch

Spooky x-files sound: Noise generator -> a4pfilter with resonance to 20 and cutoff between 300 and 600 -> add reverb and lower gain. Now you can play notes by varying the cutoff of the a4pfilter!!! real cool sound.

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Timestretch	Date: 2002-01-28	Author: phunktion	Viewed 2858 times
fsm tunaman is a pitch shifter..but it can also be used a timestretcher by playing sample into it at lower notes and then using the tunaman to pitch them back up.. after arguing about this in #buzz i made this demo ..this is probally obvious to most..but maybe it never occured to some..the sample qulaity is bad in order to stay under the 100k limit
Attached File: timestretch.bmx


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For timestretching, check out FSM's crapman. It's essentially a better version of Chimp's pitchshifter, except that you can eliminate clicking by using the overlap param. Less a hassle and more cut n dry than tunaman (less cpu). Tunaman is definitly more high quality and more versatile, but when all u need is some simple stretching or shifting, crapman is where its at. 2002-01-28 by Mute

use the dray for clean/structured sounding ones or the rIDMa for more random stretches. I reccomend just using soundforge and stretching the sample =P 2002-01-28 by Hamster Alliance

is there loss of quality with this? Probly FSM could say for sure, but I bet that since this is not the real function of the machene the quality is not maintained. 2002-02-05 by phome