drumnbass.be forum » Production » Software » Fruity Loops - FL Studio » Remixing? Remixing? Author Post fogga Steppa Registration Date: 23-10-2005 Posts: 85 I'm just playing about with this remix pack form AcidPlanet and was wondering if there is a way I can get the vocals to stay at the same spped because I have set the track tempo to 170 and vocals are about the same speed so they sound to fast :/. 28-10-2005 13:07 Muad'Dib Andrejnalin Registration Date: 02-12-2003 Posts: 4,197 Helpfulness rating:  You use FruityLoops, try the Fruity Slicer - you can set the vocals bpm on it, and it will automatically arrange them so that u can use them there __ Thinking about becoming an Image-Line/FL Studio customer? Want a 10% reduction in price? Use this affiliate link: http://affiliate.image-line.com/BADEBDG473 There is no such thing without its opposite -Bene Gesserit 28-10-2005 13:57 cynik Cp6uja Registration Date: 15-03-2005 Posts: 5,646 Helpfulness rating:  ..or you can use time-stretch, don't know about FL but ACID 5 is good for that since you can easily set the bpm to match the track, SOUND FORGE also does it but you cant set bpm since it's only a wave editor __ https://soundcloud.com/tsai-vidro-voves 28-10-2005 14:28 Muad'Dib Andrejnalin Registration Date: 02-12-2003 Posts: 4,197 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by cynik ..or you can use time-stretch, don't know about FL but ACID 5 is good for that since you can easily set the bpm to match the track, SOUND FORGE also does it but you cant set bpm since it's only a wave editor Yeah, time stretch is great in ACID... did you know that FL can use ACID markers?! !!! __ Thinking about becoming an Image-Line/FL Studio customer? Want a 10% reduction in price? Use this affiliate link: http://affiliate.image-line.com/BADEBDG473 There is no such thing without its opposite -Bene Gesserit 28-10-2005 14:43 Haze Producer Registration Date: 19-05-2004 Posts: 70 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by Muad'Dib quote: Originally posted by cynik ..or you can use time-stretch, don't know about FL but ACID 5 is good for that since you can easily set the bpm to match the track, SOUND FORGE also does it but you cant set bpm since it's only a wave editor Yeah, time stretch is great in ACID... did you know that FL can use ACID markers?! !!! Did You know that FL has very good time stretch too?? __ 28-10-2005 16:37 Haze Producer Registration Date: 19-05-2004 Posts: 70 Helpfulness rating:  also there you can do that the vocals automaticly are in project tempo. and you can even change the pitch of vocals without changing their tempo cheers __ 28-10-2005 16:43 Steyaert Producer Registration Date: 29-06-2005 Posts: 76 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by Haze also there you can do that the vocals automaticly are in project tempo. and you can even change the pitch of vocals without changing their tempo cheers how? __ Steyaert a.k.a. Rupzzz - dnb is all about intelligence... intelligence to seek out the music... go beyond the flow - as said by Invent 30-10-2005 19:18 Muad'Dib Andrejnalin Registration Date: 02-12-2003 Posts: 4,197 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by Haze quote: Originally posted by Muad'Dib quote: Originally posted by cynik ..or you can use time-stretch, don't know about FL but ACID 5 is good for that since you can easily set the bpm to match the track, SOUND FORGE also does it but you cant set bpm since it's only a wave editor Yeah, time stretch is great in ACID... did you know that FL can use ACID markers?! !!! Did You know that FL has very good time stretch too?? Well, that is not TIME STRECH actually, that is something like ReCycle, to cut the recognisable separate pieces of an audio file, and layer them how you like it, at what speed you want it. If you mean on the stretcher in the sample's sub-window, that sux. quote: Originally posted by Steyaert quote: Originally posted by Haze also there you can do that the vocals automaticly are in project tempo. and you can even change the pitch of vocals without changing their tempo cheers how? Insert Fruity Slicer plugin. Right click on an existing channel -> Insert channel -> Fruity Slicer Click the second button (which says Open & Slice up sample...). Select one sample (you need to slice, like vocal or sumthing. Be warned that it works only with wavs). When it loads the sample, press the third button (Slice up sample...) and select the preciseness the slicer should use for recognising separate elements. If it is for vocals and simple drum loops, use medium. If you cut VERY complex drum loop, use sharp. If you wanna cut long synth lines, use dull. Then select the 4th button (Dump beat to piano roll...) and select what you fancy (I guess normal you fancy here). If you think that the slicer missed the sample's bpm (which happens often with voice samples) you can set it by yourself. Just move the mouse over the BPM number, click and drag up or down untill you set the desired value. You can set the lenght of the sample (how many beats it is). The pitch you can set with the first slider that goes up and down (Pitch shift...).. etc... Try it hope I helped __ Thinking about becoming an Image-Line/FL Studio customer? Want a 10% reduction in price? Use this affiliate link: http://affiliate.image-line.com/BADEBDG473 There is no such thing without its opposite -Bene Gesserit 30-10-2005 20:46 Darkside Old-School Rolla Registration Date: 02-01-2005 Posts: 620 Helpfulness rating:  fl sucks for vocals man......great for everything but vocals... 31-10-2005 01:57 TechDiff Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog Registration Date: 14-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  Theres a couple things that you can do. The first would be to cut the vocals into smaller sections, say 4-8 bars long, then open these in a sampler, then in the small window with 2 dashes in it labled fit, set this to 32 or 64, or however many steps the sample should play over, this will keep it in time but will also affect the pitch. Another thing you can do is to use the slicer as described else where. The problem with this, is that if you slowing something down you'll get chunks of silence between each slice, and it can take fucking ages to get absolutly right. The final option is to use the granulizer channel. You load up the sample as normal. Then you use the fit window like with the normal sampler, This will stretch/compress the sample to the right length but will keep the pitch the same. This will however leave artifacts in the sample, or a weird, comb filter like overtone, so try fiddling with the settings to get rid of this. I think the granulizer has to be my favourite since it allows more tweeking and gnarled up posibilities, but if your looking for a more natural sound, then maybe using the slicer would work best. 31-10-2005 12:22 drumnbass.be forum » Production » Software » Fruity Loops - FL Studio » Remixing?