How to slow down a part of a song?

[hanayalator]

What's up y'all?
How do you slow down a specific part in Fl? Kind of like turning the motor off on turntables, is it possible to do in fl? I tried automating a pitch shift lower, but it didn't sound that good and the tempo of the song still stayed the same.

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[static]

Try transposing an then doing your drums n note values half of what they were

 

[madcapj]

Try transposing an then doing your drums n note values half of what they were

tried this before and it works!

 

[hanayalator]

There's no drums. I just want to slow down a synth till it stops, like an effect for the end of a song or something.

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[StressWon]

i've gone from FL to reason, so I'm only good up to 8. But i think it can be down in edison bu highlighting the sample and changing the timing.

 

[LDB]

It's best to do this in POST PRODUCTION!!! Especially if you want that effect at the end of the song. Get the song mixed properly to the stage where it's going to master and you can do it as simply as RESAMPLING IT and using Serato to give it a real authentic dj letting the record wind down to a stop feel.

 

[hanayalator]

Ya that's def an option, although I kinda wanted to know how to do it during a song, like before an important section or something. I'm sure it can easily be done in Pt or logic, but I can't think of a way to do it in fl.

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[blakjustice30]

I would say sample it(slowed down), then fly it to the part you want it in.

 

[lion-ucs]

Get a tape stop plugin
dBlue Glitch has tape stop in it. Its a very good plugin itself, I'd suggest just getting that as opposed to one plugin solely dedicated to tapestop -- unless its just better, more controls, etc.
You can automate the mix, or automate the active/inactive in the mixer.

 

[jstoddart]

use fruity scratcher on your master channel and record the output into edison then place it in the play list at the point u want to slow down ...