| Course Title | Level | Duration | Released | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Remixing a Song in Logic Pro | Intermediate | 3h 19m | 12/2011 | {8} | |
| Remixing Techniques: Time Stretching | Intermediate | 2h 51m | 06/2012 | {8} | |
| Remixing Techniques: Arranging and Song Form | Intermediate | 2h 44m | 12/2012 | {8} | |
| Up and Running with Studio One | Beginner | 1h 55m | 03/2013 | {8} | |
In this course, author Josh Harris demonstrates time-stretching techniques in four of the major digital audio workstations: Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Reason, and Ableton Live. Josh covers the basic time-stretching treatments, where minimal tempo adjustment is needed, and then moves into more difficult territory—remixing at a much slower or faster tempo than what the original tracks were recorded at—where time stretching is pushed to the extreme. Another technique shows how to create a composite vocal from multiple time-stretched tracks. Each lesson employs real-world musical examples to clearly show where each time-stretching technique is useful and how the results of time stretching affect the sound of a song.
Topics include:
- What is time stretching or expanding?
- Understanding how time stretching fits into the remixing process
- Working in Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, or Reason
- Calculating the tempo of the original track
- Dealing with wet vocal stems
- Importing vocals with the 10% time-stretch rule
- Comparing time-stretched vocals at faster tempos
- Putting a time-stretched vocal in context
- Setting up a session for double-timing a vocal
- Creating a 4/4 remix from a song originally in 3/4 or 6/8
- Tightening up a vocal that drifts from the click track
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