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madE tO move
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Posted : Feb 4, 2010 04:54:47
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hellllooo.
i find very hard to get a cool mix of my tracks in ableton.
i already did the nightmare of put warp markers on beat of each track.
some tracks fit ok , but other tracks flangerize and sounds weird when they are on the mix .
another thing is when a track is warped at 126 bpm and i chage the master tempo to 127 the track sounds bad like very compreesed.
WARPING IN ABLETON 8 ITS PAIN IN THE ASS.
I PREFERED WARPING MODE ON ABLETON 7.
ANY HELP ????
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master bud
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Posted : Feb 4, 2010 09:21
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You may check some mixing/warping videos on Youtube. It helps.
 Making what you want with what you have |
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Shiranui
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Posted : Feb 4, 2010 16:18
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Why warp your own tracks? re-bounce at the new BPM
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vision dream
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Posted : Feb 4, 2010 19:51
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could be warp or unwarping and use tempo master and tempo slave.! .firstable check some tutorials about this!.. there so much ! what you could learn even in the help from live ableton is so much support!
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madE tO move
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Posted : Feb 4, 2010 22:01
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On 2010-02-04 16:18, Shiranui wrote:
Why warp your own tracks? re-bounce at the new BPM
sounds very logic .
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willsanquil
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Posted : Feb 4, 2010 22:33
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I find ableton 8 to be quite easy to work with when warping - however I never had 7 and I hear its difficult to adjust.
I warp most tracks in under a minute by anchoring the 1.1.1 to the first kick drum...move to end of the song see if the grey markers are way off beat or just barely...if just barely, move a grey marker near the end, then pick 3-4 spots in the track to zoom in on to see if the timing is right. 90% of the tracks I warp behave in this manner.
However, if the greys at the end are way way off, you go like 16 bars in from your first yellow warp marker, adjust accordingly...
I did have to watch like ...at least 5 different tutorial videos on it in order to get it right though lol... |
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Axis Mundi
Axis Mundi
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Posted : Feb 4, 2010 23:00
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Why warp your own rendered audio in ableton?
When you're in the production stage of a track there is no reason to warp your clips.
In my opinion, you should render a clip to wav after you're sure it's at the bpm you want... if you warp after rendering, you will lose audio quality.
Put your kick drum at -10 to -12 db on the mixer, and mix everything accordingly. This should give you enough ceiling room to mix your tracks well.
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madE tO move
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Posted : Feb 5, 2010 10:13
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thank youu |
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madE tO move
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Posted : Feb 5, 2010 10:32
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On 2010-02-04 19:51, vision dream wrote:
could be warp or unwarping and use tempo master and tempo slave.! .
i use automation on master tempo for fix that problem while the tracks are mixing.
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AdrianPsy
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Posted : Feb 13, 2010 12:01
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A suggestion I have is to perhaps try changing the warp mode from 'beats', to 'complex' or one of the other options in the small drop down menu next beneath the warp button for the audio clip. |
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-=Mandari=-
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Posted : Feb 14, 2010 14:19
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hehe,
i also guess it´s the warp mode, maybe some sample would be nice... 
but if djing with live i guess the standart mode is re-pitch. anyways, try around. with complex i guess you will get some metalic effect and beats will result in a timestreched like, not charming sound.
set the global bpm BEFORE putting your tracks into ableton.
btw, why dont you get 7 then or keep working on 7? dont get the hype around 8, got 7 and im very satisfied with it. anyways tried the 14 days license from ableton and the warp engine of 8 IS BETTER imo.... dont get your point.
hope you will fix the problem, if not, i wouldnt mind working on 7. it´s not that 8 is completely different and worth to update imo...
cheers
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SCircuit
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Posted : Feb 14, 2010 20:05
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On 2010-02-04 22:33, willsanquil wrote:
I find ableton 8 to be quite easy to work with when warping - however I never had 7 and I hear its difficult to adjust.
I warp most tracks in under a minute by anchoring the 1.1.1 to the first kick drum...move to end of the song see if the grey markers are way off beat or just barely...if just barely, move a grey marker near the end, then pick 3-4 spots in the track to zoom in on to see if the timing is right. 90% of the tracks I warp behave in this manner.
However, if the greys at the end are way way off, you go like 16 bars in from your first yellow warp marker, adjust accordingly...
I did have to watch like ...at least 5 different tutorial videos on it in order to get it right though lol...
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It was a serious pain in the ass adjusting from the warping of 7 to 8. In 7 it pretty much did it at the touch of a button and then minimal readjusting of the autowarp markers. In 8 those gray markers never seam to fall right on the beat and there seams to be way to many of them that show up. I'm still trying to figure out the difference between how the tones, texture, re-pitch, complex, etc.... modes land the markers. It wasn't this confusing in 7, it was pretty much straight forward and simple. I've even thought about reinstalling 7 just to get that ease-of-use back.
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madE tO move
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Posted : Feb 15, 2010 01:20
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i dont have live7  hope version 9 have live7warping mode work flow |
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