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The VP 9000 of Roland.....In the UAD.....Just a dream....
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from the people that I talked to, they said the concept was fantastic, but that the vp9000 never really worked like it was marketed - ie to truly make audio elastic. I am recently messing around with audio warp features in Live 5 and am loving the flexibility that it is giving in terms of how I can truly mold and shape audio clips. I was doing something similar with kontakt 1.5, but it was a bit more complicated and more often than not left artifacts.p.pan said:
Eddie Macarthur
Active Member
magix music studio deluxe 2005 at £40 offers elastic audio, virtually the same as on their full version samplitude pro. it's amazing.
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billybk1
Shareholder
It seems the Cakewalk/Roland alliance is bearing fruit. Along with some Roland softsynths, the Roland Variphrase technology has now been incorporated, into the latest SONAR 5 Producer Edition, in the way, of the Roland V-Vocal:
http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/sonar/vvocal.asp
http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/sonar/vvocal.asp
