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May anyone please recommend me time stretch VST's that are accurate with BPM change, willing to purchase in the 20-50$ range, freeware is also always appreciated.

Cheers.

Cough - Ableton Live - Cough

Try the demo or a LE or Lite version

What DAW do you use? I think most have a timestretch built in at this point.

paul extreme sound stretch....free and good as anything you'd pay for///

paul stretch ftw and best of all free
or track down akaizer

Use dblue Glitch stretch. or else ableton ftw. logics new time stretch feature is ok but shite algorythms for distant shuffles if ya get me

Ok great, will check those out, I am using Reason 4 with Sonar 6, Ableton eats my CPU power, and I checked both VST folder and plugins and it only came with pitch shift, no time stretch.

86. wrote:paul extreme sound stretch....free and good as anything you'd pay for///

Agree. This is the dogs.....

HAACK wrote:Ok great, will check those out, I am using Reason 4 with Sonar 6, Ableton eats my CPU power, and I checked both VST folder and plugins and it only came with pitch shift, no time stretch.

you use warp marker to time stretch the audio
one marker at the start, one at the end, then you drag the end warp marker as far as you want to get the amount of stretch required
its really easy

86. wrote:paul extreme sound stretch....free and good as anything you'd pay for///

Isn't this just a standalone though?

I wish Akai-izer worked for Mac

danoldboy wrote:

86. wrote:paul extreme sound stretch....free and good as anything you'd pay for///

Isn't this just a standalone though?

yeah it is...still worth it though

I use it for the more extreme & ridiculous stretching possibilities instead of just normal, ableton time stretching type shit.

Yeah same, was hoping there was a vst version I didn't know about!

emef wrote:

HAACK wrote:Ok great, will check those out, I am using Reason 4 with Sonar 6, Ableton eats my CPU power, and I checked both VST folder and plugins and it only came with pitch shift, no time stretch.

you use warp marker to time stretch the audio
one marker at the start, one at the end, then you drag the end warp marker as far as you want to get the amount of stretch required
its really easy

Great, thanks everyone, really appreciate it.

fuck timestretch vst's

lynn mc wrote:fuck timestretch vst's

I would prefer to have one (for that and "bitcrushing") but I haven't seen one for the right price and I just don't have the room

contakt321 wrote:

lynn mc wrote:fuck timestretch vst's

I would prefer to have one (for that and "bitcrushing") but I haven't seen one for the right price and I just don't have the room

might put my s2000 up for bids in the near future, assuming i can snag a 5000 or 6000 soonish

hehheh, i was sort of half-joking. obviously you can't beat the akai's. and it was only recently I got the s950 because of a friend showing me his.

to be fair though, that Akaizer is freakin awesome! and it's free init

Nice! I like 12 bits though (950 preferred).

Funny thing is they are going for about 2 or 3x what they were about 5-6 years ago. Most 80s synths too are finally going up in value. I feel like a chump b/c 2001ish you could find Alpha Junos, etc for $100 easy.

contakt321 wrote:Nice! I like 12 bits though (950 preferred).

Funny thing is they are going for about 2 or 3x what they were about 5-6 years ago. Most 80s synths too are finally going up in value. I feel like a chump b/c 2001ish you could find Alpha Junos, etc for $100 easy.

still can they dropped in value again