Re: Strange problem with Elastic Audio

2023-09-02 Thread Chris Gilland
No. That didn't help.

OK, let me tell you step by step exactly to a T what I'm doing.

Create a new session and I called the session in the Dashboard, "Horse" Then 
hit the create button.

In the new blank session, I pressed Command+F11 twice with FloTools to type a 
constant tempo value. I entered 95, and hit return.

Next, I hit VO+M to go to the menu bar, then to track, and finally insert click 
track.

Next, I pressed Command+Shift+I to import the mp3 file.

I navigated to my home directory with Command+Shift+H, then found the file 06 
My Horse and Me.mp3, and got it imported.

In the mix window, I navigated to the music track, and hit slash to turn on the 
inspector.

I quickly double pressed the letter B, and set the time base to ticks on the 
music track.

I then quickly pressed the letter E twice, and selected polyphonic.

I then pressed Command+Equals to move to the edit window.

I pressed VO+J to jump to the track list. I landed on shown, 06 my horse and 
me.mp3.

I pressed CTRL+P, which selected my click track, then CTRL+semicolon to 
re-select the music track.

I then pressed VO+J to jump to the clips list. I heard I was on a disclosure 
triangle for the first clip. What's weird is, this clip while not selected says 
the time base is samples, but what's odd is, if I VO+Down to the next clip, 
somehow, it's made another clip which has the time base set to ticks 95BPM. I'm 
not sure why there are 2 clips, one samples, and 1 ticks, but ok, whatever. I 
proceed.

I press VO+Space on the second one of those clips that says the time base is 
set to ticks. This seems to select it.

I then press VO+M to go to the menu bar, then to the clip menu. Then, I VO+Down 
arrow through the clip menu until I reach conform to tempo. Oddly,  among all 
22 something odd items in the clips menu, only about 2 of them aren't dimmed 
out. Elastic properties is there, though when I go in there, I'm told no clips 
with elastic audio are selected. And, conform to tempo is dimmed.

I read online when Googling that someone else back in 2010 had this issue, and 
while I know that was lightyears ago, it was said that mp3 files aren't 
supported. It has to be something like a wav file, or .aif, however, even after 
re-encoding the file with another format, it didn't help. And no, it's not this 
one file/song only. I've tried with about 6 or 7 different things.

I should add this is again, a song I ripped off one of my CD's back in the 
days. This is *not* a loop or the like.

I also have tried enabling and disabling the conductor track, just in case that 
mattered, but that didn't help either.

Chris.

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Re: Strange problem with Elastic Audio

2023-09-02 Thread Rory McDonald
Try deselecting and reselecting the track with control p and semicolon before 
selecting the clip.  Strange suggestion perhaps but that seems to fix things 
usually.
If not, come back here and we'll go from there.

Rory

> On Sep 2, 2023, at 8:49 AM, Chris Gilland  wrote:
> 
> I have a really strange problem.
> 
> I have ripped a track into mp3 from one of my CD's. This particular artist 
> did not record things straight on the grid with a click track, so obviously, 
> human nature, they're going to gradually slow up and down very suddly through 
> the song.
> 
> For this reason, I'm trying to set my session to a constant BPM tempo of 95, 
> then have it where even though it may sound a bit artificial, essentially, I 
> want the song to play at a constant BPM of that 95 and automatically adjust 
> and compensate accordingly.
> 
> I've enabled the elastic audio plugin on the track, and set it to poliphonic, 
> and after doing this, I then set the track's time base to ticks instead of 
> samples.
> 
> The problem is, after I do this, then go into the edit window, and select the 
> second clip which was created, which has the time base set to ticks, if I 
> then go to the clip menu in the menu bar, I find that conform to tempo is 
> dimmed where I can't activate that option from the clip menu.
> 
> I can't begin to imagine I'm doing anything wrong, am I? I listened to the 
> tutorial on the pt access github and from what little I can tell, I did this 
> exactly the same way Slau did it in the demonstration.
> 
> What on earth am I missing?
> 
> Chris.
> 
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Strange problem with Elastic Audio

2023-09-02 Thread Chris Gilland
I have a really strange problem.

I have ripped a track into mp3 from one of my CD's. This particular artist did 
not record things straight on the grid with a click track, so obviously, human 
nature, they're going to gradually slow up and down very suddly through the 
song.

For this reason, I'm trying to set my session to a constant BPM tempo of 95, 
then have it where even though it may sound a bit artificial, essentially, I 
want the song to play at a constant BPM of that 95 and automatically adjust and 
compensate accordingly.

I've enabled the elastic audio plugin on the track, and set it to poliphonic, 
and after doing this, I then set the track's time base to ticks instead of 
samples.

The problem is, after I do this, then go into the edit window, and select the 
second clip which was created, which has the time base set to ticks, if I then 
go to the clip menu in the menu bar, I find that conform to tempo is dimmed 
where I can't activate that option from the clip menu.

I can't begin to imagine I'm doing anything wrong, am I? I listened to the 
tutorial on the pt access github and from what little I can tell, I did this 
exactly the same way Slau did it in the demonstration.

What on earth am I missing?

Chris.

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