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I know how to cut the ends off, that's not the issue. What I think is that the ends got cut off because, when editing, the track was at max digital volume. Then, they inserted that discentering (with infrasound) and, when the track got exported, that cut off the bottom ends that were clipping. This ...

Situation update, I think I got the whole trick. What makes the difference between what we did here and what they did was they cut off the bottom ends of the waveform at some value. Not sure if they did this before doing a Pitch Shift or after, but that's experimentation. My question is: how did the...

Here is the full chorus, both extracted from the track using the inverted instrumental (0:01 - 0:58), and the raw vocals track (from 0:58 onwards): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJwa59Tr7rU

I achieved a new best, in my opinion, after separating the whole hook vocals from the mix. I realized that the first part of the edit is done with an equalizer that works similar to the Telephone preset, but without eliminating the low frequencies. After that, on the first third of length of the tar...

Trebor wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 13, 2020 8:44 pm

Any old effect can cause that artefact,
(it's existence only excludes profe$$ional plugins, as they would filter it out by default).

Understood, thanks!

If you have no more ideas, as I ran out, I hope somebody more creative than us can come along and shed some light on this effect.

Inaudible Infrasound. Well is there any effect or Nyquist code snippet that would apply infrasound by developer mistake? This effect sounds similar to some effects used in cartoons. Sounds like a belt slipping in a low-RPM motor, if you ask me. Is it possible this is an effect that transforms sound...

The duration of the selected audio also modifies how that effect is implemented. Can select longer than the area of interest, provided it is less than 2 seconds. Good to know, so I tried that. I also downloaded your attachment, just noticed it. That's the best I also obtained, but with some other c...

For a smooth vinyl "scratching" effect try this code in Nyquist Prompt , (tick "version 3 syntax" box) (setq depth 13) (defun scratch (s-in) (fmosc 0.0 (mult depth (hzosc (/ (get-duration 0.5)))) (list s-in 0 nil) 0)) (multichan-expand #'scratch s) Change "13" to other numbers, (smaller => slower c...

Trebor wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 12, 2020 11:56 pm

You have to have the vocal separate from the music, and only apply the speed-change to the vocal, (not to the music).

I already have that, you can hear the vocals in the original.wav file I attached above. That is a part from the A Cappella of the track I'm trying to edit.

Trebor wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 12, 2020 11:30 am

You can ramp speed up/down via time track.

I tried that multiple times, but I cannot re-create it using time track. If you managed to create it using the time track, please let me know the config and time points you chose, if possible.