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Audio/music speed ramping tool?

by ruester--2008 Mar 3, 2010 7:59PM PST

I was hoping somebody could point me in the direction of a good (hopefully free) audio mixing/editing tool to ramp the speed of a track.

I am looking to take one music track (uptempo) have it play a few seconds, then ramp the speed down to blend with another track, cross-fading it out so that only track 2 can be heard.

I am a Video Editor and am trying to incorporate this cool audio effect in my project with 2 tracks I have chosen. I have the Adobe Master Collection, but Audition can't do this (nor can Premiere or After Effects, even though they can do it with video).

I am hoping for a free solution, but will definitely take all suggestions (the easier the better) for how to accomplish this.

Thanks to anyone that can help.
Aza

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Did you find a solution - same problem here

by SoundComposer Mar 1, 2011 10:56PM PST

Hey!

Did you find any solution for this?

I'm trying to do a variable speed change as well in FCP or Premiere. I also use Cubase and Logic but can't find an easy and good way of doing this.

Hope you can help me

Cheers,
Toni

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EDIUS

by IkramMirza Jun 29, 2011 9:10PM PDT

Please try it once EDIUS,,As a a rule of thumb (though I am in PAL land) multiples of frame rate work best. For instance, here if I get something shot at 50fps I can do a 200% speed increase and it will be 'normal speed'. Likewise, speeding up faster than 'normal' in multiples of the base frame rate keeps things looking best.

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