I have just tempo-quantized my drums by the bassdrum track and I want to Flatten the audio of my whole project (the other tracks were tempo-synced also) but when I select the audio events and go to > AUDIO > REALTIME PROCESSING > FLATTEN, then C7 only offers the REALTIME algorithm - why???
I HAVE chosen the warping algorithm from the preferences as POLY COMPLEX and even rebooted my PC but Flattening Audio only seems to support Realtime processing algorithm and I don’t want to use that for obvious reasons.
Hi Hippo. Actually all my audio data is as “Elastique Pro -Time”-algorithm in the Pool. There are no options like “Poly Complex” etc… Could you please help me further?
I’m not seeing PolyComplex or the like, but I am seeing 3 different Elastique Pro, 3 Elastique Pro Formant, 3 Elastique efficient & 7 different “standard” types available. AFAIK, this is the algorithm used if & when any processing is being carried out in the Pool though (p378 in the Operation Manual “Getting into the Details”) and p322 gives a lot more detail:
Elastique Pro = the best audio quality, without formant preservation
Elastique Pro Formant = as above, but with formant preservation
Elastique Efficient = less CPU, but lower quality than pro modes (LoFi?)
The 3 variations on each of these are as follows…
Time = Timing accuracy favoured over pitch accuracy
Pitch = Pitch accuracy favoured over timing accuracy
Tape = Pitch shift is locked to the time stretch, so stretching the material automatically decreases it’s pitch. Has no effect when used in conjunction with event transpose or the transpose track.
MPEX is not available for Pool functions but is available in arrange window functions (assuming that it is not set to toolbox, right click will bring up a context menu and “Process - Pitch Shift” gives you the MPEX options, but I am not sure where else you will get them.
Mpex is also needed to allow projects from previous Cubase versions to load in later ones as way back it was used where Elastique is used now as standard.
I always thought it sounded dreadful