I have one audio track with one audio event in C11. This event has eight drum hits, each starting on the first eight bars. I have sliced the audio event into eight events; each event is one hit.
I apply E.T.Stretch to all events at the same time, and am expecting that each individual event will be TS’d. But instead, the entire audio event is TS’d - even the hits that are outside each event’s boundary.
First, Bounce the selection (of the first eight bars). The new audio file will be created. Apply the Elastque Time Stretch to this new Audio Event (Audio File).
If you have multiple instances of the same file and you apply DOP, Cubase asks you (by default), if you want to create a new instances and apply it to the new one only, or if you want to apply it to all instances. Did you see this message?
As you can see, I have a bunch of events (diff files) selected. I have opened the TS dial, and am about to press “apply”. Once I do, I wind up with this:
are there any news regarding this topic?
I still have this problem here.
Import/Record Audio
Apply Time Stretch via Direct Offline Processing (elastique Pro - Tape, e.g. 150%)
Cut Audio into smaller event
Change Time Stretch Parameter of the event (e.g. from 150% to 130%) → event winds up to whole file lengh and completely loses the beginning of the event which was cut before
This looks like a bug for me. In ProTools, this kind of processing works perfectly.
Or is there any workaround without rendering the sliced event and thus lose the handle lengh?