Folks, in fear of getting my head chopped off, I won't go into the
specifics, as I know how irritated you all get when I do, but long story
short, I've ran into a situation. I've got a couple of stereo audio tracks
in a session I'm working on which are ever so slightly unsteady as far as
the timing is concerned. They're close, but off just enough to not really
work. My question is, I know that if these were instrument tracks, or for
that mind, were midi tracks, all I'd need to do would be to quantize those
tracks, problem solved. But, you can't exactly do that with an audio track.
So, my question is, the song I'm doing is just a standard 4 4 time, no fancy
retards or time sig changes or the like. It's just a constant 4 4. So, my
question is, is there a way with something like beat detective, or with
elastic audio, more likely, or something that I could fix this issue
accessibly?
Thanks.
Chris.
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