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benji b
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Any ideas on making a sampled snare longer? (not with reverb or release)

the best way to describe it is...

_ X X _

X _ _ X
A D S R

Im thinking maybe 3 - 5 times longer than normal, if that makes sense?!

(using reason mainly & logic)

easy

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24-06-2011 21:43
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google: paulstretch

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Thanks battledrone
I found it & downloaded it but whenever i try to load a file the spinning beachball of doom appears Confused

is there a different version or different program perhaps?

all the stuuf Ive come across by googling seems to be for playback purposes and not production

Thanks

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you wanna try timestretching. can you get your hands on a copy of cubase?
see if this lets you download Paulstrrrrettttchhhh http://mac.softpedia.com/progDownload/Pa...load-55009.html

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The program PaulStretch isn't all that well made.
Don't use samples shorter than 1 second as it will fuck up.
Any daw can do timestretching (e.g. FL studio).

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Most snare samples have a nice release in them. If you use compression or limiting you can bring up the volume of that part to the volume of the initial punch, making the snare sound longer. But you do loose some release.

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@ BattleDrone - could you tell me how timestretching is done in Reason (5) or Logic (exrpess 9)?

Thanks
07-08-2011 16:48
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