slowdown/tapestop effect!?

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i know there is a VST for this purpose but it does not really work for me.
i tried the cubase 5 pitch shifter and got very shitty results,
any tips!?

cheers
S.
 
i know about this one,
but the effects this VST
creates sound kind of...random and weird.

cheers
S.
 
this may be the problem, creating automation using a mouse sucks.
everytime i try this it sound not synchrinized, i need something that works in sync.

cheers
S.
 
I always just used the feature in the program Wavelab. just bounced whatever I wanted to. Did the slowdown by percentage and curve. Export it and put it back in the song.

damn, why does cubase not have this feature.

@crillemannen
ok, i'll give it another try.

any other tips are welcome!

cheers
S.
 
there was a thread on here a couple months ago addressing the plugins & DAWs that do this.

however, I simply use Audacity for that effect. there's a plugin that comes with that that does pitch changes & time changes to audio files.
in fact. I tend to edit all my effects in Audacity then bounce them back to my main DAW.
 
what about glitch? :D i used it for that

glitch is cool but buggy as hell,
for some reason it's just not tempo synchronized, WTF!?

@jimwilbourne
ydo you have a link to this thread, search sucks ballz,
never finds what i need! :D

cheers
S.
 
i know there is a VST for this purpose but it does not really work for me.
i tried the cubase 5 pitch shifter and got very shitty results,
any tips!?

cheers
S.

Try the pitch shifter again but stack it over itself multiple times to get the right slowdown speed and depth.
 
I think it works pretty well with pith shift of cubase. Just set the right parameters.

Slow%20Down.jpg


-16 half notes, time correction off

A little example...

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/929252/Slow Down Felix.mp3
 
How about CoolEdit/Audition? There's a Pitch Bender (in the Time/Pitch effects group) and a nice sounding "Turntable loosing power" preset. This one does make a file a bit longer, so you gotta be careful, but the result is realistic.