How can i disable Time Stretch?
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sYgMa
Making head bangers!!!
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I got a similar question... but I think that's what the guy is asking...
When I load a sample that got loop points, it automatically stretches the shit out of it, and I got to kill that every time... and also, when I'm browing through my sample browser, it does the same thing when i want to listen to the sounds... is there a way to prevent that from happening?
When I load a sample that got loop points, it automatically stretches the shit out of it, and I got to kill that every time... and also, when I'm browing through my sample browser, it does the same thing when i want to listen to the sounds... is there a way to prevent that from happening?
GRAFIK
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sygma what exactly are u asking, dont fully understand, if u dont want the loop points, just unclick the loop points box in your channel settings box
plentee, are u asking if you have timestreched a sample, how do i get it back to its original state when u first imported?
sorry just a little confused, prob can help........................
plentee, are u asking if you have timestreched a sample, how do i get it back to its original state when u first imported?
sorry just a little confused, prob can help........................
Daymo
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
I know what you guys are saying but unfortunately I don't know how to kill it as a default. I sometimes get the same thing with certain samples. When I load them up, FL Studio has automatically stretched the sample.
Since it only happens to me occasionally I just set the timestretch control to zero for each sample affected once I've loaded it.
Anyone know how to stop this from occuring in the first place?
Cheers
Daymo
Since it only happens to me occasionally I just set the timestretch control to zero for each sample affected once I've loaded it.
Anyone know how to stop this from occuring in the first place?
Cheers
Daymo
GRAFIK
Vinyl Addict
ill o.g.
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hmmmmmmmm, i never really noticed it was automatically timestretching the samples i loaded, i dont think mine does but dont know, well i dont know how to kill it, but if it happens just speed it up or slow it down depending on how much it was timestreched when brought in FL, its not like its changing the pitch of it so it dont really matter, sorry cant help u with this one, i doubt there is a way to disable timestretch though......
5th Sequence
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i used to have this problem too, you're talking about using FL Slicer right?
If so, then check this out.
When you add a new FL Slicer channel, by default, these two little options are enabled. One is called "Auto Dump" and the other is "Auto Fit". They are shown enabled in orange. This will automatically dump the sample into the piano roll and also time stretch it to attempt to match your tempo.
So, BEFORE putting a sample into your FL Slicer channel, disable the "Auto-Fit" of these two options (they are found on the middle left part of the FL Slicer box) and then proceed to load your sample.
I disable both cuz I never use what the auto dump gives. Just saves time. Hope this helps.
If so, then check this out.
When you add a new FL Slicer channel, by default, these two little options are enabled. One is called "Auto Dump" and the other is "Auto Fit". They are shown enabled in orange. This will automatically dump the sample into the piano roll and also time stretch it to attempt to match your tempo.
So, BEFORE putting a sample into your FL Slicer channel, disable the "Auto-Fit" of these two options (they are found on the middle left part of the FL Slicer box) and then proceed to load your sample.
I disable both cuz I never use what the auto dump gives. Just saves time. Hope this helps.
pancakebunnny
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Check the image.... is that what yall mean?
