Timestretch drum tips?

[pinkvelvet]

I realise I haven’t spent much time with this function, other than the traditional use of warping vocals for that classic jungle sound are there any dope tricks you could school me with regards to messing with drums?

I thought I would spend time this weekend trying to get my head round it, hoping I can create some added variations on the same break while remain in time with the projects bpm.

is it just a case of pitch stretching the break back into a division of the projects bpm after timestretching or will that just defeat the object of trying to capture that stretch sound in the first place?

cheers people, any tips appreciated,

[eazyian]

I found this post from @rozz3r really helpful so I bookmarked it. Hope it helps you too!

Change pitch keeping the sample the same length

With a bit of simple maths, you can do this using the Timestretch feature. Timetretching something by 200% will make it twice as long. If you play back the timestretched file an octave higher, it would be the same length as the original, but an octave higher in pitch. So, all you need to do is divide 100% by 12 to work out the timestretch values for individual semitones. 100/12=8.33 Let’s say you want to pitch something by +2 semitones. Timestretch the sample by 100+(8.33*2)=116.66% Assig…

[pinkvelvet]

exactly the kind of info I was looking for. look forward to trying this. many thanks !

[cfd2]

Aw man, so simple! Thanks for that!

Makes me think my IQ is hovering around 60

[peecee]

Killer tip, thank you!

[Guzman]

This is wonderful!