Re: Quantizing Elastic Audio ! has any body tried this?
Hi Scott & frank, Don't forget about the "CombinedQuantizePopUpButton" This has several dozen grooves in it! I just went to the quantize window "option 0" and picked a "Logic Style Groove" from the groove pop up menu and applied a swing groove to test the quantization of a midi drum track and put a swing groove on the midi funk drum track and bang it works fine. Happy quantizing next test will be the audio quantization? just look for the CombinedQuantizePopUpButton and look at all the options in this baby! Logic Style Grooves submenu also you can Recall with Template button and save button talk soon On Mar 17, 2011, at 7:05 AM, Scott Chesworth wrote: Hey Frank, Aha, that's quite a discovery! I'd checked out the window of course, but always assumed that the fields weren't being updated as VO doesn't reflect it. Never actually tried applying anything to see if it took affect. Come the end of March I'm my own boss again for a while, so I'll be back on board with the conferences. Cheers Scott On 3/16/11, Frank Carmickle wrote: Hey Scott So if you bring up the quantize window, option 0, you will see a bunch of controls and edit fields with values. If you check the swing box ten vo shift space on the edit field you can type in an amount. You will not see a change but it is there. You can also up arrow and down arrow to increment. You must click apply for it to take effect. The fields will always show zero using voiceover. Hope you get to join us again soon. I know it's late for you folks over there. It's not really possible to have the time work for everyone. Trying to include the US mountain folks after work and such. Take care --FC On Mar 16, 2011, at 5:08 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote: Hi all, Can anyone spare a sec to jot down what it was that has been discovered about the quantize window last night? the hours I'm working clash horribly with the conference calls until the end of the month, but I'm keen not to fall too far out of the loop if possible. Cheers Scott On 16 Mar 2011, at 17:49, Chuck Reichel wrote: Hi Listers! Lets "see" if this is doable? After the discussion last night about the Quantize window and the discoveries that were made this just might work? Here is a excerpt from the PT manual. Chapter39: Event Operations 833 Quantizing Elastic Audio ProTools lets you apply Quantize to Elastic Au- dio events as well as MIDI notes. Quantize can be applied to Event and Warp markers closest to the quantize grid on Elastic Audio-enabled tracks, regardless of whether they are sample- or tick-based. When quantizing, Event markers closest to the quantize grid are promoted to Warp markers and all Warp markers closest to the quantize grid are quantized based on the Quantize settings. Quantization can also be applied to region start times (or sync points) on all audio tracks, whether they are Elastic Audio-enabled, or sam- ple- or tick-based. This lets you quickly quantize audio regions without applying TCE, and is es- pecially useful when working with “one-shot” regions (single-event regions) such as sliced re- gions or region groups. To quantize Elastic Audio events: 1 Select the audio you want to quantize on Elas- tic Audio-enabled tracks. (Audio not on Elastic Audio-enabled tracks will not be quantized.) 2 Choose Events > Event Operations > Quantize. 3 In the Quantize window, select Elastic Audio Events from the What to Quantize pop-up menu. 4 Set the Quantize Grid and Options settings. 5 Click Apply. The Warp and Event markers closest to the Quantize Grid are quantized accordingly. TCE is applied between these markers and all other markers maintain their position relative to the Quantize Grid. Chuck Reichel 954-742-0019 www.SoundPictureRecording.com Chuck Reichel 954-742-0019 www.SoundPictureRecording.com
Re: Quantizing Elastic Audio ! has any body tried this?
Hey Frank, Aha, that's quite a discovery! I'd checked out the window of course, but always assumed that the fields weren't being updated as VO doesn't reflect it. Never actually tried applying anything to see if it took affect. Come the end of March I'm my own boss again for a while, so I'll be back on board with the conferences. Cheers Scott On 3/16/11, Frank Carmickle wrote: > Hey Scott > > So if you bring up the quantize window, option 0, you will see a bunch of > controls and edit fields with values. If you check the swing box ten vo > shift space on the edit field you can type in an amount. You will not see a > change but it is there. You can also up arrow and down arrow to increment. > You must click apply for it to take effect. The fields will always show > zero using voiceover. > > Hope you get to join us again soon. I know it's late for you folks over > there. It's not really possible to have the time work for everyone. Trying > to include the US mountain folks after work and such. > > Take care > --FC > > > > On Mar 16, 2011, at 5:08 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> Can anyone spare a sec to jot down what it was that has been discovered >> about the quantize window last night? >> the hours I'm working clash horribly with the conference calls until the >> end of the month, but I'm keen not to fall too far out of the loop if >> possible. >> >> Cheers >> Scott >> >> >> On 16 Mar 2011, at 17:49, Chuck Reichel wrote: >> >>> Hi Listers! >>> Lets "see" if this is doable? >>> After the discussion last night about the Quantize window and the >>> discoveries that were made this just might work? >>> Here is a excerpt from the PT manual. >>> >>> Chapter39: Event Operations 833 >>> Quantizing Elastic Audio >>> ProTools lets you apply Quantize to Elastic Au- >>> dio events as well as MIDI notes. Quantize can >>> be applied to Event and Warp markers closest to >>> the quantize grid on Elastic Audio-enabled >>> tracks, regardless of whether they are sample- or >>> tick-based. When quantizing, Event markers >>> closest to the quantize grid are promoted to >>> Warp markers and all Warp markers closest to >>> the quantize grid are quantized based on the >>> Quantize settings. >>> Quantization can also be applied to region start >>> times (or sync points) on all audio tracks, >>> whether they are Elastic Audio-enabled, or sam- >>> ple- or tick-based. This lets you quickly quantize >>> audio regions without applying TCE, and is es- >>> pecially useful when working with “one-shot” >>> regions (single-event regions) such as sliced re- >>> gions or region groups. >>> To quantize Elastic Audio events: >>> 1 Select the audio you want to quantize on Elas- >>> tic Audio-enabled tracks. (Audio not on Elastic >>> Audio-enabled tracks will not be quantized.) >>> 2 Choose Events > Event Operations > Quantize. >>> 3 In the Quantize window, select Elastic Audio >>> Events from the What to Quantize pop-up >>> menu. >>> 4 Set the Quantize Grid and Options settings. >>> 5 Click Apply. >>> The Warp and Event markers closest to the >>> Quantize Grid are quantized accordingly. TCE is >>> applied between these markers and all other >>> markers maintain their position relative to the >>> Quantize Grid. >>> >>> Chuck Reichel >>> 954-742-0019 >>> www.SoundPictureRecording.com >>> >>> >>> >> > >
Re: Quantizing Elastic Audio ! has any body tried this?
Hey Scott So if you bring up the quantize window, option 0, you will see a bunch of controls and edit fields with values. If you check the swing box ten vo shift space on the edit field you can type in an amount. You will not see a change but it is there. You can also up arrow and down arrow to increment. You must click apply for it to take effect. The fields will always show zero using voiceover. Hope you get to join us again soon. I know it's late for you folks over there. It's not really possible to have the time work for everyone. Trying to include the US mountain folks after work and such. Take care --FC On Mar 16, 2011, at 5:08 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote: > Hi all, > > Can anyone spare a sec to jot down what it was that has been discovered about > the quantize window last night? > the hours I'm working clash horribly with the conference calls until the end > of the month, but I'm keen not to fall too far out of the loop if possible. > > Cheers > Scott > > > On 16 Mar 2011, at 17:49, Chuck Reichel wrote: > >> Hi Listers! >> Lets "see" if this is doable? >> After the discussion last night about the Quantize window and the >> discoveries that were made this just might work? >> Here is a excerpt from the PT manual. >> >> Chapter39: Event Operations 833 >> Quantizing Elastic Audio >> ProTools lets you apply Quantize to Elastic Au- >> dio events as well as MIDI notes. Quantize can >> be applied to Event and Warp markers closest to >> the quantize grid on Elastic Audio-enabled >> tracks, regardless of whether they are sample- or >> tick-based. When quantizing, Event markers >> closest to the quantize grid are promoted to >> Warp markers and all Warp markers closest to >> the quantize grid are quantized based on the >> Quantize settings. >> Quantization can also be applied to region start >> times (or sync points) on all audio tracks, >> whether they are Elastic Audio-enabled, or sam- >> ple- or tick-based. This lets you quickly quantize >> audio regions without applying TCE, and is es- >> pecially useful when working with “one-shot” >> regions (single-event regions) such as sliced re- >> gions or region groups. >> To quantize Elastic Audio events: >> 1 Select the audio you want to quantize on Elas- >> tic Audio-enabled tracks. (Audio not on Elastic >> Audio-enabled tracks will not be quantized.) >> 2 Choose Events > Event Operations > Quantize. >> 3 In the Quantize window, select Elastic Audio >> Events from the What to Quantize pop-up >> menu. >> 4 Set the Quantize Grid and Options settings. >> 5 Click Apply. >> The Warp and Event markers closest to the >> Quantize Grid are quantized accordingly. TCE is >> applied between these markers and all other >> markers maintain their position relative to the >> Quantize Grid. >> >> Chuck Reichel >> 954-742-0019 >> www.SoundPictureRecording.com >> >> >> >
Re: Quantizing Elastic Audio ! has any body tried this?
Hi all, Can anyone spare a sec to jot down what it was that has been discovered about the quantize window last night? the hours I'm working clash horribly with the conference calls until the end of the month, but I'm keen not to fall too far out of the loop if possible. Cheers Scott On 16 Mar 2011, at 17:49, Chuck Reichel wrote: > Hi Listers! > Lets "see" if this is doable? > After the discussion last night about the Quantize window and the discoveries > that were made this just might work? > Here is a excerpt from the PT manual. > > Chapter39: Event Operations 833 > Quantizing Elastic Audio > ProTools lets you apply Quantize to Elastic Au- > dio events as well as MIDI notes. Quantize can > be applied to Event and Warp markers closest to > the quantize grid on Elastic Audio-enabled > tracks, regardless of whether they are sample- or > tick-based. When quantizing, Event markers > closest to the quantize grid are promoted to > Warp markers and all Warp markers closest to > the quantize grid are quantized based on the > Quantize settings. > Quantization can also be applied to region start > times (or sync points) on all audio tracks, > whether they are Elastic Audio-enabled, or sam- > ple- or tick-based. This lets you quickly quantize > audio regions without applying TCE, and is es- > pecially useful when working with “one-shot” > regions (single-event regions) such as sliced re- > gions or region groups. > To quantize Elastic Audio events: > 1 Select the audio you want to quantize on Elas- > tic Audio-enabled tracks. (Audio not on Elastic > Audio-enabled tracks will not be quantized.) > 2 Choose Events > Event Operations > Quantize. > 3 In the Quantize window, select Elastic Audio > Events from the What to Quantize pop-up > menu. > 4 Set the Quantize Grid and Options settings. > 5 Click Apply. > The Warp and Event markers closest to the > Quantize Grid are quantized accordingly. TCE is > applied between these markers and all other > markers maintain their position relative to the > Quantize Grid. > > Chuck Reichel > 954-742-0019 > www.SoundPictureRecording.com > > >
Quantizing Elastic Audio ! has any body tried this?
Hi Listers! Lets "see" if this is doable? After the discussion last night about the Quantize window and the discoveries that were made this just might work? Here is a excerpt from the PT manual. Chapter39: Event Operations 833 Quantizing Elastic Audio ProTools lets you apply Quantize to Elastic Au- dio events as well as MIDI notes. Quantize can be applied to Event and Warp markers closest to the quantize grid on Elastic Audio-enabled tracks, regardless of whether they are sample- or tick-based. When quantizing, Event markers closest to the quantize grid are promoted to Warp markers and all Warp markers closest to the quantize grid are quantized based on the Quantize settings. Quantization can also be applied to region start times (or sync points) on all audio tracks, whether they are Elastic Audio-enabled, or sam- ple- or tick-based. This lets you quickly quantize audio regions without applying TCE, and is es- pecially useful when working with “one-shot” regions (single-event regions) such as sliced re- gions or region groups. To quantize Elastic Audio events: 1 Select the audio you want to quantize on Elas- tic Audio-enabled tracks. (Audio not on Elastic Audio-enabled tracks will not be quantized.) 2 Choose Events > Event Operations > Quantize. 3 In the Quantize window, select Elastic Audio Events from the What to Quantize pop-up menu. 4 Set the Quantize Grid and Options settings. 5 Click Apply. The Warp and Event markers closest to the Quantize Grid are quantized accordingly. TCE is applied between these markers and all other markers maintain their position relative to the Quantize Grid. Chuck Reichel 954-742-0019 www.SoundPictureRecording.com
