1/ Cubase 6 and a new project in 32bits, 48khz
2/ Create a simple audio mono track, record a voice
3/ Correct the voice using variduio
4/ flatten the variaudio correction
5/ result is bad, the speed of the file is change and the correction is not which has been modify by variaudio
6/ go back and using audio warp, result, the same. The time is not the one corrected.
WHile I used the flatten function, I’ve seen that the wave image was stretch as there where a frequency changing.
By doing the same steps but in 44khz project, everything works fine !!! so that’s mean there is a pb using flatten function in 48khz project. It worked perfectly with cubase 5.5.2 !!!
I have to go back to cubase 5.5.2 to finish my work !!!
Looks like there is a problem. A simple workaround would be, choose " Bounce Audio" from the Audio menu in the project window. It does exactly the same beside the fact that the original recording won’t be overwritten and stays in the pool
I saw this also (48 khz) when I tried to timestretch via Process - Timestretch window,
If you process a file with no changes in at all in the window, I mean absolutely no changes from the Original length to the Resulting length, the Resulting length gets for some reason longer!