Join Josh Harris for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know before watching this course, part of Remixing Techniques: Time Stretching.
Throughout this course, I'm going to assume you have a solid understanding of at…least one digital audio workstation such as Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Reason,…or Ableton Live, and at least a basic understanding of time stretching audio.…If you need a refresher on your DAW choice, please seek out the Essential…Training title for that DAW on the online training library here at lynda.com.…Also, I recommend you watch my previous course, Remixing a Song in Logic Pro.…
The course is geared toward Logic Pro users, but will benefit users of any DAW…wishing to gain a better understanding of the remixing process and provide a…glimpse into the craft that goes into creating a successful remix.…
Author
Josh Harris
Released
6/28/2012- 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
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 41s
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Using the exercise files2m 24s
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1. Time-Stretching Basics
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2. Tools of the Trade
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Time stretching in Pro Tools6m 44s
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Time stretching in Logic Pro4m 51s
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Time stretching in Reason5m 17s
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3. Technique 1: Speeding Up Vocals
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4. Technique 2: Slowing Down and Double Timing Vocals
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5. Technique 3: Creating a Composite Vocal from Multiple Time Stretches
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6. Technique 4: Transforming a 3/4 or 6/8 Vocal into 4/4
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Conclusion
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Goodbye38s
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