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Stretching into a Range
If you create a range while the Stretch Submenu is selected, the menu changes, allowing you to “fit” a clip into the range.
Subv
Solo
Digi
Arm
Disab
Mute
Import
Proj
Space
Level
B/Up
Fade
Name
Grab
Track
Block
Takes
Nudge
Wave
Edit
Mode
STRETCH fit range
Scale
50
Algorithm
VOICE 1
Allows you to choose a processing algorithm which suits the audio content. The choices are described below.
Allows you to choose between the three
Wave Menu functions: Stretch, Pitch or
Varispeed.
When you press this Soft Key, the clip under the cursor is stretched to fit the range. (Note that this clip may not be coloured red, as it may be outside the range). The process may also result in the clip being slipped, since the start of the range may not be at the start of the original clip. Set up the range, then move the transport so the cursor is touching the original clip, then press this Soft Key to start the processing.
Determines the width of the frequency window used for analysis of the audio. The best policy is to set this value at 50
(halfway through the range), then adjust upwards to reduce frequency wobble, or downwards to reduce “phasiness” or “reverbiness”.
Algorithms
An algorithm is a “method” used in software to achieve a desired result. Because time compression is complex, there are many ways of doing it, and many settings for the operating parameters. FAME has six variations to allow for different types of source material.
VOICE 1 use for male voice (spoken or sung), or low pitched monphonic instruments
VOICE 2
POP 1
POP 2
CLASSIC 1 -
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CLASSIC 2 -
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use for female voice (spoken or sung), or high pitched monphonic instruments use for highly percussive music or other sound use for music or other sound with medium percussive content use for music or other sound with long tones and medium percussive content use for music or other sound with long tones and low percussive content
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Table of contents
- 7 Getting Started
- 9 The FAME Editing Console
- 10 How the Disk Recorder Works
- 11 FAME Editing Screens
- 13 The FAME Editing Screen
- 15 The Device and File Pages
- 16 The Patch and Meters Display
- 19 Starting a Project
- 19 Folder view
- 19 Navigation
- 19 From and To Keys
- 19 File view
- 20 The Project Menu
- 21 Project Menu 2nd Level
- 22 Project Menu 3rd Level
- 22 Password Protection
- 24 Multi-User File Access
- 25 The Clip
- 25 Time Code Reference
- 25 Overlapping Clips
- 25 The Track
- 25 The Current Track
- 28 Recording
- 28 The Arm Menu
- 28 The Arm Submenu
- 30 The Input Submenu
- 31 Metering Input Levels
- 31 Entering Record
- 31 Using the FAME Record Button
- 31 Timecode Track?
- 31 Playback
- 32 Punch-in Punch-out
- 32 Automatic Drop-in
- 33 The Digi Menu
- 33 House Submenu
- 33 Output Submenu
- 34 Naming
- 34 Use of Ranges
- 34 Keyboard Use
- 34 Automatic Naming
- 35 Solo, Mute, Disable and Safe
- 35 Disabling Tracks
- 35 Track Safe
- 38 Editing
- 38 The Clip
- 38 Master Recording Number
- 38 Sync Point
- 38 Timecode Reference
- 39 Level
- 39 Project Layer
- 39 Summary of Editing Commands
- 39 Selecting Clips for Editing
- 39 Editing Stereo Clips
- 39 Stereo Swap
- 40 Timecode Ranges
- 40 Setting up a Range
- 40 Simple Method
- 40 Using Range Menus
- 41 Range Persistence
- 41 Optional Ranges
- 41 Automatic and Manual Ranges
- 42 The Edit Menu (Cut & Paste)
- 42 Selecting Audio
- 42 Cutting or Copying to the Clipboard
- 42 Selecting Destination Tracks
- 42 Other Paste Commands
- 42 Pasting From the Clipboard
- 43 The Edit Menu
- 43 The Cut Submenu
- 44 The Copy Submenu
- 45 Edit Commands with a Range
- 45 The Cut Submenu
- 46 The Copy Submenu
- 46 The Fill Command
- 47 The Grab Menu
- 47 Slip Submenu
- 47 Slip Clip vs Cut & Paste
- 48 Trim Submenu
- 48 Super Trim
- 48 Restore Trimmed Audio
- 48 SLIP / TRIM Toggle
- 49 Grab Menu Illustrated
- 50 The Nudge Menu
- 50 Range
- 53 Block Editing
- 53 The Dubber SubMenu
- 54 The Dubber Menu Illustrated
- 54 Original Track Layout
- 54 Erase
- 55 The Razor SubMenu
- 56 The Razor Submenu Illustrated
- 56 Original Track Layout
- 56 Splice
- 56 Duplicate
- 56 Delete
- 57 The Track Menu
- 58 The Track Menu Illustrated
- 58 Original Track Layout
- 58 Numbers
- 58 Shadow
- 59 Fades
- 59 The Fade Menu
- 60 Fades With a Range
- 61 More About Fades
- 61 Crossfades and Channels
- 61 Fade Defaults
- 62 The Level Menu
- 62 Range
- 62 Track Selection
- 62 Mode Selection
- 63 The Gate Menu
- 63 Gating During Recording
- 63 Gating After Recording
- 64 Gate Menu Illlustrated
- 65 Equalisation
- 65 The EQ Menu
- 65 Making Parameter Selections
- 65 Parameter Display
- 65 EQ In/Out
- 65 Changing EQ Settings
- 66 Notes
- 66 Copying EQ Settings
- 67 Time Compression and Expansion
- 67 The Wave Menu
- 67 The Stretch Submenu
- 68 Stretching into a Range
- 68 Algorithms
- 69 The Pitch Submenu
- 69 Using the Pitch Submenu with a Range
- 70 The Varispeed Menu
- 70 Varispeed with Time Measurement
- 71 Using a Range
- 72 Varispeed with Pitch Measurement
- 72 Using a Range
- 73 The Takes Menu
- 73 Notes on Layering of Clips
- 74 The Import Menu
- 75 More About Importing
- 76 Building a Sound Library
- 80 AudioBase
- 80 AudioBase Glossary
- 80 Field Summary
- 81 User Fields
- 81 The AudioBase Screen
- 81 The AudioBase Form
- 81 The Record List
- 82 The AudioBase Menu
- 82 More About Paste
- 82 More About Audition
- 83 The Search Submenu
- 83 The Search Options Submenu
- 84 How to Search for Clip Records
- 84 Entering Data into Fields
- 84 Cycling through Values
- 84 Capturing Current Values
- 84 Using Wildcards in Searches
- 85 Use of Operators
- 85 Searching the Current Project
- 86 The Edit Submenu
- 86 Entering Data Into Fields
- 86 Writing into Multiple Records
- 86 Scrolling While Editing
- 87 The File Submenu
- 87 Republishing a Project
- 88 Publishing with a Text File
- 88 The Text File Format
- 88 How AudioBase Recognises Text
- 88 The File
- 88 Clips
- 89 Commands Using Text Files
- 89 Publish a Text File
- 89 Export
- 89 Import
- 89 Strategies for Using Text Files
- 90 Editing the Form
- 91 Guide to AudioBase
- 91 Found X of Y
- 91 Alphabetic Sort
- 91 No Export
- 91 The Line Field
- 94 Undoing Edits
- 94 Undo Togggling
- 94 The Undo Menu
- 95 Managing Disk Space
- 95 Throwing Out Rubbish
- 95 Range
- 95 The Space Menu
- 97 Recovering Lost Clips
- 97 The W Display
- 97 The Recover Waveform Command
- 97 The Waveform Show Command
- 100 Marking Attached Files
- 101 Backup Progress Display
- 101 Backup Verification
- 103 More About File Management
- 103 Warning on Overwrite
- 103 The Backup Display
- 104 The Export Menu
- 105 Rules for writing to CD
- 106 The Print Menu
- 107 Setting Printer Characteristics
- 107 Printer Compression
- 107 Printer Head Density
- 107 Pixel Density (X-Axis)
- 107 Pixel Density (Y-Axis)
- 107 Clip Attraction in Frames
- 107 Timecode Format
- 108 Printer Characteristics