Improving the sound of time stretch
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Re: Improving the sound of time stretch
Paulstretch is my weopen of choice along with the 404, it was my secret weapon , imo the. most underrated tools out there for sps, I mentioned it on my making drone topic
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Re: Improving the sound of time stretch
sorry replying on my phone wasnt such a good idea, damn touch keyboards 
but yeah paulstretch is dope, use it on every track i make
but yeah paulstretch is dope, use it on every track i makeLENS ANSWERING MACHINE & OTHER THEMES TAPE OUT NOW!!!!!
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Re: Improving the sound of time stretch
IIIII wrote:LoneStar wrote:Ever so slightly off topic - check out this nice timestretching program:
http://hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/
It's particulary good for pad/string sounds, but works well on everything else too. Even has some usable effects like filters, pitch shifters, etc.
thanks for the link, this sounds awesome. im going to try it out tonight
Yo good lookin on all these post! I asked this exact question in another post but all the answers are right here. While the SP-202 is extremely limited, I assume the theory is the same as the 303 or 404's correct?