i'm eternally grateful to you

you saved me a headache

yes, it's sx3
but how can i do that?

Warping with markers in Live is really easy and fast... But...in Cubase...i can't tell how to do it I have recorded drums in different tracks in Cubase, and in some parts some of the drums have a small (but noticeable) time offset that i have to correct. I started using the "Time Warp" too...

nice...seems like plasticine to me hehe
it's nice the way the tracks is in continuous mutation, it makes you forget the previous parts as you go listening. It sounds really nice. I'd say it's "mutation" is its strength

hey...thanks for the feedback!
i think that's it

Fox_Flash wrote:nnP you're totally right........

hehe...you anglo-saxon people... ÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ

got a nice simple harmony in there...a major third sounding all along, that when the pitch shifts 3 and a half tones, the notes that sound would be the fifth and the major seventh of the original harmony...that's why it sounds so nice... And the melody is quite hypnotic again...just perfect for the ...

you say, in case the tracks that are here get edited in a label...it's not convenient that other people may have allready downloaded the track?
So, from your point of view...could it occur that a label found some interesting tracks to edit in here?