Henrik Zawischa

I am motivated to try it again. After a break. I need to make some music in the analog world first. Re Melodyne, I fear @John Vere is right. I am too late to the party to get anything free.

@reginaldStjohn, yes, works okayish, as long as I do not have too many tempo variations and don't want to slow down or speed up. Seems to be the opposite of easy, at least without Melodyne. I tried AudioSnap, put in quite some time to make sure enough important transients were good, meticulously corrected the clip's time map and created one okay version with the clip starting at the very beginning. Then I was foolish enough to try and move the clip and set the project tempo from the clip again. All damaged. And, even worse, the clip's time map is scambled. Also, a clip time map seemingly gets deleted when I save and reopen a project. My current conclusion - I cannot use this. Whether it is me who is too stupid or AudioSnap, I cannot yet tell. Running out of patience, alas. I admit to being rather new to this DAW. But I am in IT all my life plus studied physics. I do understand the general problem, but not what this software does. I think I shall give up. Thank you for your replies!

Ha? Hmmm. Well, thanks nonetheless.

Hi, I wanted the metronom click to be in sync with a recorded audio with slight tempo variations and also to be able to change the tempo consistently. All instructions I found said: see that the transients are correct and adjust the clip's tempo map. Then set project tempo from clip, after that set the track to follow the project. Tried and was surprised that bits of the audio get stretched. How come? Should the tempo map not be the one taken from the clip and as such perfectly in sync? Thanks H