It really should be there on a Google search. XD

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Thanks to u for the comment & feedback

Thanks!!! And yes it's so simple this way!

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Super easy to warp like this

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Yaman on the track details on the left you type the tracks bpm. Don't mind ableton project tempo! And thanks for your feedback 😊🙏 happy to help!

Thank you so much for taking the time! I’ll try this out 👍🏻 hugs!

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Generally this is only for playing out the clips , to record it say on a set or in any case for this kind of material like full tracks i would use repitch, and the only problem is it is going to warp the pitch of the track a bit for every bpm like 1/6th or something like this depending on your base bpm. I would not process the tracks and bounce before a set because the warping will inherently do some modulation to the wave and a mastered track might need an extra limiter because of the artifacts. I would play the mastered tracks as they are and tempo sync with the cdj`s to avoid the extra artifacts from the warped bounce. ( or on the fly as we seen here with ableton also sounds pretty good!) I hope that was clear!

Just be sure to get the right warping point to sync and know the real bpm of the vocal track .. and yes you can totally use this technique

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I asked the same, with tracks that drift and are played 'live'. Did you come up with a good workaround, to warp 70's 80's tracks without a steady BPM, easily in Live? :)

@@paulchambers3 I'm not sure if it's a GOOD workaround because it's hard to run this automaticaly. I do this by hand and therefore not for a long time. It's ideal, but a lot of work. More and more I make sure that the DJ software grid is steady at point I want to mix in or out.

For warping older tracks with slight tempo changes this video shows you the best to do it..unfortunately there is no one click fix. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rblzZ5B61Nm1cZ8.html

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Check this one out for sorting older tracks

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rblzZ5B61Nm1cZ8.html

Definitely works for samples like drum loops etc

Hey man I should've added that you are right. I set repitch as default because for DJing tracks its the least destructive imo. Altho it changes the pitch it doesn't slice it like beats etc...

@@patriciotron1392 Thank you for clarifying! I used your method and got some great results!

Same way! Just make sure the warping point is set in the right position

U can always use a bpm counter like a tap bpm app if ableton doesn't read the bpm correctly

Yeah that is tricky as... Need to make another couple of warp markers to square the final section again and one for the last beat before the tempo automation so you can get all on grid

No, it really syncs if the bpm throughout the track is consistent. I got 155bpm sync with 140bpm tracks

afaik its still happening. but u try to warp a few tracks and check out yourself! :)

Let me look into this I'll get back to u

I must say.. If warp is set to repitch and no bpm changes the difference in sound is negligible. I would set my preferences for warping to repitch and just do the other stuff (beats warp algorythm on beats and so on..) If there is no looping involved on that part then just 'warp off' the clip

@@HomegrownAudioChannel I appreciate the feedback, however it's not negligible. My tracks are off by as much as a full second. I'll try to mess with some of the settings you talked about, and see if I can get any change out of it.

Yes it is that simple but make sure you delete the original warp point so there is just the first kick warp point when you ^warp from here straight (between step 1 and 2) Remember to type the bpm not change with the buttons up and down.. Type it with the numbers on the keyboard

They both are great tools 🛠️

I love it and I hate it. 🤪

Maybe u didnt select the warp marker!

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Yes definitely. This is for modern daw music with precise bpm in place. Also not changing bpm in the middle. I hardly ever warp old vinyl tracks but this is a great point u making thanks a lot for your comment

By accident 🤣🤣 like all great things

Well, there are a number of reasons why u might be getting it wrong. Track is same BPM all throughout? Are you leaving the original warp point? Are you getting the wrong BPM ? This has worked for hundreds of people so u are probably missing something 😅

Yes they should I think I discovered it in 2005 😂

It's a 4 year old video on a 20 year old bug buddy . Keep scrolling

havent tried newest version of live but its been doing it since live 1 so pretty sure they havent sorted this out yet :)