Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
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will@iglou.iglou.com (William M. Willis) writes:<br />
How much of a speed increase are you going for? I use the varispeed<br />
or pitch control knob (whatever you want to call it) on my 4-track to<br />
slightly increase the speed on most of my recordings. Actually though,<br />
I didn't start doing it to make the songs more uptempo, but rather to<br />
compensate for tapes stretching out and slowing down after numerous<br />
plays. But anyway, I don't get any sort of munchkinization of my<br />
vocals or instruments when I do this...but I'm also not raising the<br />
speed more than a couple of cents.<br />
benl@mojo.europe.dg.com (Ben Last) writes:<br />
The keyword here is 'slightly'; more than a few percent and it's<br />
chipmunk time. It's used reasonably frequently (IMHO) 'cos by the<br />
time the final mix is made, those making it have heard the song<br />
numerous times and it's getting a little stale. Speeding it up a<br />
little gives it a bit of a 'push'.<br />
dragon@homerecording.com (Dragon) writes:<br />
It's trivial with digital processing software.<br />
Q3.3 What should I know about using a VCR as a digital recorder?<br />
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