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Pro Tools 205: Elastic Audio - 25 X-Form Algorithm - …

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X-Form Audiosuite vs. Elastic Audio - Avid Pro Audio Community

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I believe X-Form uses iZotope's Radius algorithm where Elastic Audio has several different algorithms you can choose (Polyphonic, Rhythmic, Monophonic and Varispeed) each with their own methods of conforming your audio to the new tempo. You can also choose X-Form from the Elastic Audio selector on the track and if that's what you did then it might just be …

A-Z of Pro Tools - X Is For X-OR, X-form and Xpand2 | Pro ...

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X-form offers the highest quality pitch and time shifting available in Pro Tools. It is available as an elastic audio algorithm, with the TC/E trimmer and as an Audiosuite process. It differs from the other available algorithms for elastic audio in that it is not available as a real-time process and has to be rendered.

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Avid Release Pro Tools 11.0.2 And TCE And X-Form Are Back Avid have released Pro Tools v11.0.2 and it brings back the Digidesign Time Compression & Expansion algorithm which so many post and dialog editors were missing, as well as support for X-Form, and the Aphex Aural Exiter and Big Bottom plug-ins which are both ‘paid for’ Avid plug-ins.

Pro Tools 10: Adjusting Vocal Timing Using Elastic Audio ...

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The Elastic Audio features in Pro Tools provide ultimate flexibility (sic) when editing drums and rhythmic parts. Mike Watkinson puts all its modes to the test on vocal performances. In the macProVideo Hub article ' Fixing Drums with Elastic Audio in Pro Tools ' I introduced the topic of warping: the movement of warp markers and the underlying audio to …

Pro Tools 11 - #22 - Elastic Pitch pt.1 - Pitch Shift with ...

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Elastic audio rendering is not accurate - Gearspace.com

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For this reason I stick to polyphonic, and online. X-Form takes ages and sounds worse pretty much every time. Percussive mode can be okay for percussion but sometimes polyphonic still trumps it. I used to use Elastic Audio on multitrack drums, but i swear it's got a lot worse over the years in terms of phase, or my ears eventually caught up ...

Elastic Audio Clip-Based Pitch Shifting(Polyphonic ...

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1. Make sure the clip, or clips, you want to Transpose are on Elastic Audio-enabled tracks (using the Polyphonic, Rhythmic, or X-Form algorithm). 2. With the Grabber or Selector tool, select the audio clip you want to transpose. Only clips that are completely selected will be affected. 3. Choose Event > Event Operations > Transpose.

Fixing Drums with Elastic Audio in Pro Tools - macProVideo.com

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Elastic Audio was introduced in Pro Tools 7.4 and combines a powerful set of tools and processes that allow for, amongst other things, the 'fixing' of drums, with the ease that one associates with MIDI editing. As has been detailed in previous tutorials, Beat Detective is another way to do this, but Elastic Audio offers a (literally) more flexible alternative.

Pro Tools 11 - #19 - Elastic Audio pt.1 - Monophonic ...

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