Samplitude Pro X3: Tempo Smoothing

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"Tempo Smoothing" is the phrase I use when you take an audio track (or tracks) which wasn't recorded to click with a fluctuating tempo. I then tempo map it and ultimately "smooth" the tempo so it has a fixed BPM.
Samplitude doesn't have tempo smoothing implemented but I worked out a way to do it. Warning!! it isn't a one click solution and involves a few steps to achieve this. If you enjoy probing into the inner workings of Samplitude you may enjoy this. But if you're in a hurry this it's a longish video just over 14 minutes so you may find this is not for you. This technique needs Samplitude Pro X3 or Sequoia 14. Useful timestamps are below:
Calculating the initial Tempo 01:34
Tempo Mapping the song 03:14
Showing the Tempo Track envelope 06:46
Splitting the objects at marker positions. 07:22
Freezing the track and enabling musical tempo adjustment 11:19

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Комментарии : 16

@tomwan24 5 лет назад

Much thanks for this video and all the help. Always loved Samplitude and I use these tutorials every session.

@dahomosapien 6 лет назад

Been following Kraznet for almost 10 years now. Love not only his vids, but his chilled speaking tone

@kraznet 6 лет назад

Thank you much appreciated.

@brotherrogerchannel3347 5 лет назад

Kraznet, pure Genius!

@chaddonal4331 4 года назад

I so need this today!

@jdiango 6 лет назад

Thank you for this great tutorial.

@MustacheVerra 6 лет назад

Thanks again for these great tutorials.

@al35mm 6 лет назад

Very useful. Thanks, Kraznet!

@serhiydenysyuk9744 6 лет назад

Thank you very much!!! Your videos help me a lot !!!

@johnkasonga6634 6 лет назад

Thanks again Kraznet!

@waryou303 6 лет назад

thanks for this!!!!

@kraznet 6 лет назад

Please check the notes above and you'll find specific times for different sections of the video. Thanks for watching.

@Alexander-mk4qf 6 лет назад

can you pls tell me where i can find window that shows me my latency generated by plugins? like limiters and pitchshifters allways make huge latency and when they applied, u hear alot of delay while recording midi or audio, in ableton its shows by mouse over plugin window in plugin docker..in reaper its shows in perfomance window ..where i can see latency numbers generated by external plugins in samplitude? (more about it - like if i applied UAD limiter..it will generated like 2+ seconds delay for my midi recording or audio recording..and i will hear alot of latency by my ears and cant really play well...where i can see exact numbers of it? thx

@kraznet 6 лет назад

The only place you will find latency numbers is at the bottom left-hand corner and this will be shown while the project is playing. Unfortunately there is no detailed latency of individual plug-ins like in Reaper. imageshack.com/a/img923/3783/4SZSvF.jpg

@Alexander-mk4qf 6 лет назад

yep found it thx! hope devs create something like reaper latency/cpu view window for monitoring every plug, every track..coz its really matter this days

@Alexander-mk4qf 6 лет назад

hey Kraznet`s i found out how to see currect latency for each plugin i selected, you need open plugin window! Search a "plugin" word in toolbar search panel or go mixer and press right click on word "plugins"..so here is the plugin window...and when its have plugins inside, you can see latency of this plugins..each of them have a numbers ..you can see every plugin latency..and overall latency for this channel image.ibb.co/b4fGY8/latencys.jpg sry my english