I'm hoping someone familiar with Acid Music Studio 10 will understand this:
I use a lot of loops when I record. On older versions of Acid, if you had a looped track in a project and you changed the BPM, the loop would automatically change in pitch accordingly - higher if the beat was faster, lower if slowed down, like a vinyl record. If you didn't want the pitch to change, there was a box you could check that said something like "maintain pitch when stretching".
The problem I'm experiencing with AMS 10 is that loops automatically stay the same pitch when changing the speed, and I don't want that to happen. If I'm working with a drum loop and want it slowed down, the program keeps the pitch the same resulting in that weird synthetic/stretched sound that happens whenever you digitally change the pitch of something. I WANT the drums to sound slowed down or sped up, and trying to manually change the pitch to match the speed of the loop is impossible.
Does anyone know how I can fix this?
I use a lot of loops when I record. On older versions of Acid, if you had a looped track in a project and you changed the BPM, the loop would automatically change in pitch accordingly - higher if the beat was faster, lower if slowed down, like a vinyl record. If you didn't want the pitch to change, there was a box you could check that said something like "maintain pitch when stretching".
The problem I'm experiencing with AMS 10 is that loops automatically stay the same pitch when changing the speed, and I don't want that to happen. If I'm working with a drum loop and want it slowed down, the program keeps the pitch the same resulting in that weird synthetic/stretched sound that happens whenever you digitally change the pitch of something. I WANT the drums to sound slowed down or sped up, and trying to manually change the pitch to match the speed of the loop is impossible.
Does anyone know how I can fix this?
