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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: hhf32 on September 02, 2005, 09:55:20 AM
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I have a friend who is looking to fix a show he taped and here is a copy of the the problem he's having,
"can ANYTHING be done for a show that has speed problems (i.e. where the tape sped up/slow down), i.e. does Soundforge have some kind of magic fixer after the file is recorded in where you can give it a pitch/speed sample (the 1st 4 songs are fine, after that the belt on the analog starts to go) and it can equalize the pitch/key to that speed of the earlier songs...?"
I figured if anyone would know anything about this it would be someone here. I've experienced changing the speed on a whole show but don't have any experience with this particular problem. Any input or suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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+t, dunno why Steve doesn't just come to TS and ask the question, he is registered here :)
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+t back atcha!! Is he.....I told him if he wasn't registered here I'd ask for him. That rat bastard.
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oops, i thought this thread said "speed connection" ;D
(http://members.optusnet.com.au/damianjackson/external/silly/my_first_meth_lab_-_jpg.jpg)
Usually sample rate conversion change is all that you need.
Which version of SF ?
There are pitch tools, but tempo (bpm) stays the same and pitch changes.
I'd guess you want speed change, as in tempo and pitch.
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Where was that when I was a kid??? ;D
I'm not sure what version of SF he's using. From what I understand is that the 1st 4 songs are ok, so he's wondering if there's a way to use those as a reference point and correct the speed of the remaning tracks to those. So, the remaining tracks probably are going in and out of pitch as the belt was slipping.
+T
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