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Time-stretching algorithms like Elastique/ZTX make up for the change in time by compensating and keeping a neutral pitch AFAIK, in most audio/visual software t
by gavinray 5y ago
Time-stretching algorithms like Elastique/ZTX make up for the change in time by compensating and keeping a neutral pitch
AFAIK, in most audio/visual software tools used by professionals, this is baked in and so you'd have to purposefully pitch-shift it up and make it noticeable for this to happen.
IE, when I mess around in REAPER, and my song is set to 110BPM, listening to/dragging in a 170BPM loop keeps the exact same pitch (nearly, it's quite amazing) as the original it's just stretch/compressed to fit into 110BPM.
- cameronh90 5y agoWhile true, it is somewhat tangential to what I'm talking about. The Futurama theme was not pitch compensated when it was stretched, perhaps as it's from 1999.