Changing the key of an indivdual clip? -ACID Product Family

Subject:Changing the key of an indivdual clip? Posted by: TQ Date:12/10/2006 2:05:29 PM Hey, Is it possible to do so within an existing track? Or would I need to create a new track for this clip, and if that's the case how would I change the key of that track only?
Subject:RE: Changing the key of an indivdual clip? Reply by: shredheadinstead Date:12/11/2006 2:16:10 AM If I need a certain track played in C#, I usally just copy/duplicate the old track, head down to the chopper, and set the key by selecting the stretch tab. Now the track will be in C#, leaving the other in the original key signature. You can also change it's tempo key within the track itself by splitting the beginning and end of where you want the key changed, and than right clicking and selecting pitch change. Be careful though, because you're going to watch out for clipping; especially if heavy distorted guitars are involved.
Subject:RE: Changing the key of an indivdual clip? Reply by: JohnnyRoy Date:12/11/2006 6:56:19 AM The '+' and '-' keys will raise and lower the key of a clip respectively. Holding the Shift key will transpose 4 keys and holding the Ctrl key will transpose an octave (12). ~jr
Subject:RE: Changing the key of an indivdual clip? Reply by: TQ Date:12/25/2006 7:26:42 AM Thanks, guys.

Subject:Changing the key of an indivdual clip?

Posted by: TQ

Date:12/10/2006 2:05:29 PM

Hey,
Is it possible to do so within an existing track? Or would I need to create a new track for this clip, and if that's the case how would I change the key of that track only?

Subject:RE: Changing the key of an indivdual clip?

Reply by: shredheadinstead

Date:12/11/2006 2:16:10 AM

If I need a certain track played in C#, I usally just copy/duplicate the old track, head down to the chopper, and set the key by selecting the stretch tab. Now the track will be in C#, leaving the other in the original key signature.
You can also change it's tempo key within the track itself by splitting the beginning and end of where you want the key changed, and than right clicking and selecting pitch change. Be careful though, because you're going to watch out for clipping; especially if heavy distorted guitars are involved.

Subject:RE: Changing the key of an indivdual clip?

Reply by: JohnnyRoy

Date:12/11/2006 6:56:19 AM

The '+' and '-' keys will raise and lower the key of a clip respectively. Holding the Shift key will transpose 4 keys and holding the Ctrl key will transpose an octave (12).

~jr

Subject:RE: Changing the key of an indivdual clip?

Reply by: TQ

Date:12/25/2006 7:26:42 AM

Thanks, guys.