Originally Posted by
William Gibson
That drop down menu is just to select what mode you want live to use to warp the track. The different modes are different algorithms that live uses to warp the track. Do a google search on ableton warp modes. You NEED to know the difference. It should take all of about 15 minutes to read up on them. My go to mode is complex pro because Im all over the place with switching BPMs. Since you said you were going to export this in its original BPM, Patch suggested you use repitch. Repitch sounds better but you have to play it at its original BPM.
I see i will get on this! SO what has Ableton done when i clicked warp? It does sound a lot better? Shall i remove it? Thanks or the in depth reply aswell!!!
So to answer your question, you did not warp it just by hitting warp OR selecting repitch. You hit warp and that just told ableton "Ok, homeboy is about to warp me." You clicked repitch and that told ableton "ok, homeboy wants me to do this up in repitch mode" now you have to actually warp the track.
Head over to youtube AFTER you read about ableton warp modes and look up "warping a track in ableton live". This will teach you several ways to actually do the warping.
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