Flex time questions
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Hello,
ryguy76 has just posted in the Logic 9 forum of Logic Users Group under the title of Flex time questions.
This thread is located at http://www.logic-users-group.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4301
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I recently used flextime on a fingerpicking guitar track for the first time, and after some tweaking and fiddling, I got it to sound pretty good. However, there was a "phase-like" warbling issue I was having in the beginning that only was solved using the "complex" option in the polyphonic algorithm. Is this a common artifact?
After I had used flextime, I thought that the region would need to bounced to conserve CPU, so I bounced the region to a new track and opted to keep the orignal region & original track muted. But it occured to me that even if it was muted, flextime is still on and could be increasing the CPU load. Would it have been? To be sure, I removed the flexing from the original region.
How do you all finish/tidy up your flex edits?
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