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smurkturk
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Hi all!!
I've recently recorded my crustpunk metal band with reaper. It all worked flawlessly, but although I already heard something went wrong, only today I found out that I made a huge mistake. After tracking the drums and the first guitar at 185 bpm, I accidentally changed the bpm to 186.... recording all the other guitars, bass and vocals with this settings.
Because reaper automatically stretches the previous tracks to sync with the bpm, my guitar and drum track sounds like they are recorded with a tapedeck (((
If i change the tempo back to 185, all the other tracks sound like this
Is there anyway to stretch either the first group of tracks or the latter ones without changing a lot to the sound, and keeping the good pitch???
help would be really appreciated!!!
I've recently recorded my crustpunk metal band with reaper. It all worked flawlessly, but although I already heard something went wrong, only today I found out that I made a huge mistake. After tracking the drums and the first guitar at 185 bpm, I accidentally changed the bpm to 186.... recording all the other guitars, bass and vocals with this settings.
Because reaper automatically stretches the previous tracks to sync with the bpm, my guitar and drum track sounds like they are recorded with a tapedeck (((
If i change the tempo back to 185, all the other tracks sound like this
Is there anyway to stretch either the first group of tracks or the latter ones without changing a lot to the sound, and keeping the good pitch???
help would be really appreciated!!!