Brian Trifon continues his discussion on drum programming and demonstrates Trifonic’s method for time-stretching to create special effects and glitchy awesomeness.
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Trifonic: Editing Beats – Part 2
Posted January 4th, 2010 by Graham English
Brian Trifon continues his discussion on drum programming and demonstrates Trifonic’s method for time-stretching to create special effects and glitchy awesomeness.
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Followed steps in video but option/trim tool only extends the audio region back to what is on the original audio loop ie extending it back out again. No time region option comes up to stretch. Any help would be appreciated thanks.
Are you using an Apple Loop? Convert it to audio first by bouncing in place.