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By joebonix Wed Jan 07, 2004 6:40 am
hello i am trying to learn how to timestrech and stuff highyer up my pitch and try to rip vocals out of samples? but when i use time strecth in sound forge it doesnt do anything? it doestnt even look like it works? liek ill select my sampl and press time strecthc and boom notta! nuhting! help!
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By BRAVO Wed Jan 07, 2004 2:20 pm
Do you know what your doing? U cant just Click timestretch and expect it to timestretch. How much are you trying to timestretch the sample by, and from what?

When I come to think about it, Ive already answered a similar question. It should be floating around here somewhere.

As for pitching up sounds, that feature is under EFFECTS. Under PITCH, select SHIFT

Finally, I would 4get about ripping vocals coz it just aint gonna happen. Trying filtering & EQ'ing instead
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By Lampdog Wed Jan 07, 2004 4:00 pm
Yeah, Bravo hit it on the head..

By joebonix Wed Jan 07, 2004 6:13 pm
sorry dont be mad? i am trying toi learn thats why i ask ? u knwo ? so how do i get time stretch to work ?> what else do i have to do ? i mean help ?

By joebonix Wed Jan 07, 2004 6:13 pm
obviously i have to change tempo ? right?

By 247beatz Wed Jan 07, 2004 9:14 pm
just wondering, what are you try to timestretch and why are you trying to timstretch????? because i dont know why you have to change the tempo for timestretching. You are trying to make the sample longer, you really dont screw with the tempo.
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By BRAVO Thu Jan 08, 2004 12:50 am
Im not mad....Ive just got the feeling you dont quite know what u are trying to do here. Tell me what you are trying to do then things might become a little bit clearer. So far, ive told you how to Timestretch.
(Did you do a search like I mentioned??)

By joebonix Thu Jan 08, 2004 1:09 am
well i have a sampl that needs to be longer? is that what timestretch is?
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By BRAVO Thu Jan 08, 2004 2:06 am
joebonix wrote:well i have a sampl that needs to be longer? is that what timestretch is?


What does that tell me? A sample? Of what? A snare? A vocal?

Why do you want it longer? What you trying to do? You gotta explain things a bit better or Im affraid im gonna have to walk away from this situation

By joebonix Thu Jan 08, 2004 2:22 am
can u just explain exactly what time stretch does? i dont know what it does ? i just got into sampling and i am having trouble becasue some samples that i grab are not exactly 4 or 8 bars and i need em to be? so how can i fix em up to fit? u know? thx any info would be appreciated! thx again sorry for sounding lame but you gotta start somewher!
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By BRAVO Thu Jan 08, 2004 3:02 am
Mate, you not even trying to help yourself. Did you do a search?

Theres so much info on here about Timestretching. I love helping peeps but work with me.

Do a search Bro...
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By Lampdog Thu Jan 08, 2004 3:16 am
Check my links below for "deepsound" website.. Also, Joebonix, feel free to help yourself in reading and searching on timestretching on any of the 1 million sites on the net. Not knocking your hustle at all but you gotta help yourself also man..

By Madness Thu Jan 08, 2004 5:19 am
Just freekn' use every setting in the Timestretch option and see what it does.... Nothing is gonna explain Timestretch better that hearing the results with your ears...and if you cannot figure soundforge out.. (even though its easy) then break out the Manual my friend... I must have spent countless hours listening to what different effects and processing does to my samples before I got it right...

By joebonix Thu Jan 08, 2004 5:32 am
well maybe i got a bad copy of sound forge cause i dont even have options when i press time strech ?
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By Lampdog Thu Jan 08, 2004 6:19 am
Madness wrote:Nothing is gonna explain Timestretch better that hearing the results with your ears...


That right there should be put in the bible fa sho.. If peeps could understand that it would mean a world of difference..


Joebonix, what version of sound forge are you using? (I use 7.0 but I started out with 4.5e and worked my way up.) It would help if you post what you are working with/on so peeps can possibly help with situational solutions..