I can't believe how utterly ridiculous "audiosnap" was, before. In FL Studio you simply drop a WAV/MP3 file into the Fruity Slicer and it automatically adjusts the clip to the projects temp. You can then do adjustments to make things perfect.
It's about time Sonar made an attempt to catch up to virtually all other DAWs. I still perfer Sonar for tracking audio...
@bluecafe69 That is utter nonsense and only shows that you have no idea about what you are speaking about if you think that Audiosnap is the same thing as a loop slicer.
I think you have no idea what you're talking about: If you're doing a remix, and wan to adjust a vocal track to the tempo of another track, "audio snap" can do it for you, in about 20 steps. Or you can drop the track in the Fruity Slicer and it will do the same job for you in one step.
You seem to be confused... Or you don't understand either software.
LOL, no, it is you who don´t quite uhnderstand. Fruity Slicer is a plain slicer, it will just slice the audio file like Recycle and generate a midi file that will somehow follow tempo. Not a good idea for vocals.
Audiosnap will let you groove quantize audio, align it or whatever you want, with proper stretching algorythms. And, by the way, in just two steps. Would you care telling me about the other 18? Maybe I can teach you to do it properly.
Can't we all just get along... ? :)
MichaelStoneMusic 2 years ago
I can't believe how utterly ridiculous "audiosnap" was, before. In FL Studio you simply drop a WAV/MP3 file into the Fruity Slicer and it automatically adjusts the clip to the projects temp. You can then do adjustments to make things perfect.
It's about time Sonar made an attempt to catch up to virtually all other DAWs. I still perfer Sonar for tracking audio...
bluecafe69 2 years ago
@bluecafe69 That is utter nonsense and only shows that you have no idea about what you are speaking about if you think that Audiosnap is the same thing as a loop slicer.
azr4elarcangel 2 years ago
I think you have no idea what you're talking about: If you're doing a remix, and wan to adjust a vocal track to the tempo of another track, "audio snap" can do it for you, in about 20 steps. Or you can drop the track in the Fruity Slicer and it will do the same job for you in one step.
You seem to be confused... Or you don't understand either software.
bluecafe69 2 years ago
LOL, no, it is you who don´t quite uhnderstand. Fruity Slicer is a plain slicer, it will just slice the audio file like Recycle and generate a midi file that will somehow follow tempo. Not a good idea for vocals.
Audiosnap will let you groove quantize audio, align it or whatever you want, with proper stretching algorythms. And, by the way, in just two steps. Would you care telling me about the other 18? Maybe I can teach you to do it properly.
azr4elarcangel 2 years ago
@azr4elarcangel got to agree, audiosnap in sonar 8.5 pe is extreemly powerfull by only a few clicks!!!
DaveLavender69 1 year ago