God damn t3h intArweb rumorz!
Well, Id love variable grids, but I don't think that's gonna be very handy for drift from live drummers (at least as handy as Warp is).
so yeah, um... HOPE!
God damn t3h intArweb rumorz!
Well, Id love variable grids, but I don't think that's gonna be very handy for drift from live drummers (at least as handy as Warp is).
so yeah, um... HOPE!
Yeah im not convinced about variable grids myself. I think that may have just been a way of saying 'Warping' without stepping on any Ableton toes.
Time will tell.
Consensus!
Ride the pitch, or Ableton Warp!
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Until Traktor Warp Mwahahahaha. Then i wont even utter the word Able-thingy..
For now im a pitch rider !!!
Yes if you could drop markers and adjust the tempo in the same way as ableton that would be a fantastic upgrade (come on NI this must be well within your capabilities)
I don't think it's as simple as that. Ableton permanently changes the file. I couldn't see the resources of this, especially in a live situation, being a simple deal.
Whilst not everyones cup of tea, Serato Itch & the new Serato DJ software has elastic beat grids kinda like ableton's warping. You can go through and stretch the grid out in places to account for drift. Can take a little while if its a really drifty track like a james brown funk song or something, but once its done you can just cue and forget.
Whooooooaaaaaaaa necrobump. I read the first two pages with an odd feeling of deja vu before I realized the thread was over three years old.
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