[Rwp] Time stretching

[theoreomonster at reaperaccess.com]

Yes but if you are playing something at double time its going to be faster, which means it will happen in half the time. Which is why if you had loop checked it repeated it self because it looped to fill the space that would of been empty. If you don’t have loop check it has empty space cuz the item still has blank room there there was once audio. By trimming the iTem you tell it to make the length of the item the new size that just have audio instead of the original length. 


> On Sep 13, 2015, at 6:58 PM, onlineeagle via RWP <rwp at bluegrasspals.com> wrote:
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> Oi, thanks. I suppose I could do that, but surely there must be a less fiddly way of achieving this? I would have thought that it would be logical that people would want to select a piece of audio, time stretch it, and have the rest of that audio play immediately afterwards. It seems strange that this seems like an impossibility to achieve, given that Reaper's philosophy appears to be that you can optomise and modify pretty much everything. Every tutorial on the Internet about time stretching talks about dragging the mouse over the portion of audio. There has to be a way. When I used Reaper on the Mac, I remember thinking how time stretching was the easiest I'd ever experienced. Better than Sonar or ProTools. However, I think I might have been selecting a portion of audio and changing the tempo for that selection. I certainly wasn't using items, as that didn't seem doable on the Mac. Oowever, if I did change the tempo, then this would affect the entire project, and not just !
> the one audio track.  
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>> On 13 Sep 2015, at 22:39, theoreomonster--- via RWP <rwp at bluegrasspals.com> wrote:
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>> Select the part of the item that has audio (leaving the blank part unselected) and then there should be a command to trim item to selection thus getting rid of the blank part. 
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>>> On Sep 13, 2015, at 10:39 AM, onlineeagle via RWP <rwp at bluegrasspals.com> wrote:
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>>> Hi again, here's somethimg I've been wrestling with for the last few days. I want to double the speed of a portion of audio on a particular track. I make a selection and then split that selection to create an item. I select the item I'd like to time stretch. I press shift F2 to open media item properties. I set the rate to 2 then press enter. The item now plays twice as fast, which is great, however the length of that item is still the same, so I now get more audio than I'd like. to try and fix this I glued that item. This time changing the item speed looped the item twice. I'd fixed the residual audio problem but now got a different problem as a reward for my efforts. Still feeling optimistic, I went back into media item properties, and found a loop option that was checked. I unchecked it, changed the rate to 2, pressed enter, and held my breath, ready to proclaim myself a genius for having remedied the issue. The item played twice as fast, which is great, but then there!
>  !
>> wa!
>>> s silence where the loop had previously been. So, yet again, I'd found what I thought would fix it, and ended up getting a whole new problem in its place. I tried experimenting with toggling ripple on and off, but nothing would work. So I had a little swear at my computer - it doesn't mind, it's used to it - and decided to email you good people in the hope that someone might be able to help with this irksome little problem. 
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>>> Thanks. 
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