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HI
Does anyone knows if there's a time streching function on the XL7 ?? (or
something else similar...??)

To stretch what?  There's no audio manipulation capabilities in the 
XX-7's, so time strecthing doesn't apply.

rEalm





"Jean Kergutuil" <jean.kergutuil@...>
11/25/02 03:33 AM
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HI
Does anyone knows if there's a time streching function on the XL7 ?? (or
something else similar...??)




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Hmm, must be some kind of miscommmunication going on here.  Yes, I'm quite 
aware of both of those bands, I was a huge psy-trance fiend not too long 
ago, and still break out my old Flying Rhino records now and then. Anyway, 
to me time-stretching is a process applied to an audio file to make it 
longer or shorter in order to fit with pre-existing material.  However, 
I'm confused when you mention it in the context of the XL-7 or RM1x, as 
both of those are midi sequencers and have nothing to do with audio files. 
 Perhaps you could give an example of the timestretching in the RM1x so I 
can understand what you're asking?

rEalm






Do U know Hallucinogen or shpongle, british pioneer called Simon Posford?
For the hallucinogen there's no problem ... But for the realtime 
timestrech
on the XL7 ??


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It would be awesome of the MP-7 could take a pattern and stretch the 8th
notes to quarter from or condense them to 16th
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> To stretch what?  There's no audio manipulation capabilities in the
> XX-7's, so time strecthing doesn't apply.
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You can do that already actually, it's called Scale/Shift Duration :) It's 
not realtime, but it work in pre-production.

rEalm





It would be awesome of the MP-7 could take a pattern and stretch the 8th
notes to quarter from or condense them to 16th





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You mean you can double time?  IE if a track is at 180 bpm it will stretch
all notes to work as if it were 90 bpm?


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> You can do that already actually, it's called Scale/Shift Duration :) It's
> not realtime, but it work in pre-production.
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> rEalm
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> notes to quarter from or condense them to 16th
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No, I meant it would stretch 8th notes to be 1/4 notes in length and vice 
versa (and with all other clock divisors too).  Sorry, there seems to be 
some confusion with terminology today, I thought you were referring to 
duration, not tempo.

rEalm





"David DeciBel" <spec@...>
11/25/02 01:56 PM
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You mean you can double time?  IE if a track is at 180 bpm it will stretch
all notes to work as if it were 90 bpm?


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> You can do that already actually, it's called Scale/Shift Duration :) 
It's
> not realtime, but it work in pre-production.
>
> rEalm
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> It would be awesome of the MP-7 could take a pattern and stretch the 8th
> notes to quarter from or condense them to 16th
>
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Hi,

yes, you´re right there`s no way manipulating the audiosignal in XX-7, there
could be a note 
stretch, but so far nothing at all, I think that´s what the RM1 X does...

It´s an old analog tech, you can find it in Reason as part of the redrum
sequencer f.e., I checked 
that program just, and I´m really convinced of that complex machine.
Nice to make some analog sounds with reason and integrating it in the
hardware I use.

Someone said that every sound could be found as a sample, that´s wrong,
cause you can´t get 
all different settings as an analog machine, what about Frequencemodulation,
there´s no way to 
simulate that, I think.

And damn analog really sounds different...

Cy,
Christoph 

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