It's a little bit of a weird process but it works.
]]>herr_prof wrote:Maybe try slice the nsf render into bars and snap them to grid? That way any tempo drift isnt culmative.
I dont like timestretching audio cause there is always some artifacts. Try the grid thing, its also pretty useful for human drummers who cant play to a click. You can even use the rendered nes audio to make a tempo map, and then your effects and midi will be as loosey goosey as the nes track!
Gotta love that cntrl+K.
]]>Time stretching is easy in Reaper, too
I never got that far with the program. I tried but I really didn't liked it that much. I'm sure it's great but I preferred non VSTI DAWs like Reason after using FL for a few years. Now I kind of dislike DAWs for writing songs in general and just use them to record/effect tracks I write on hardware...So I'm probably a really bad source of advice on the subject,
]]>Maybe try slice the nsf render into bars and snap them to grid? That way any tempo drift isnt culmative.
I dont like timestretching audio cause there is always some artifacts. Try the grid thing, its also pretty useful for human drummers who cant play to a click. You can even use the rendered nes audio to make a tempo map, and then your effects and midi will be as loosey goosey as the nes track!
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