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Track delay/reverb (track effects)
Use this editor to calculate an echo effect into a sample. To avoid overmodulating the
sample, there should be a certain volume control reserve, i.e. the sample data should
not be allowed to reach the maximum/minimum. This can be accessed using the
normalization function (some 70%), if required.
Echo delay / Rev. time: This button displays the delay between the individual
echoes/original signal and the first echo in seconds. You should note that the delay is
dependent on the sample rate, that is, a change in the sample rate after creating the
echo leads (logically) to a change in the echo delay.
Reverb properties: Here the values for the size of the simulated room and the reverb
coloration can be specified numerically as well as by using the scroll bars.
Wet/Dry balance %: Here the dampening between the individual echoes can be
entered as a percent. A number close to 100% results in slower sounding echoes, a
value under 40% has quick sounding delays.
Elastic Audio Easy
General information on the Elastic Audio editor
Elastic Audio is a specialized editor for changing the pitch of audio material.
Resampling and pitchshifting algorithms can be automated, and a basic frequency
recognition enables the user to change around considerably the pitches of
monophonic audio material.
Pitch-shifting algorithms are able to change a melody in the pitch without influencing
the tempo. Samplitude Music Studio 2013 provides various pitchshifting algorithms
that can be used based on existing material.
Elastic Audio has the following capabilities
• Recognition of the basic frequency in monophonic audio material.
• Automatic and manual correction of the basic frequency process in monophonic
audio material.
• Manual correction of the pitch of notes from monophonic audio material.
• Changing melodies in monophonic audio material.
• Harmonizer for creating additional voices