Have you tried using Csound and the Phase Vocoder opcodes? I remember some time ago a thread in the Csound list about comparing the quality of time stretch attained by Csound in comparison to proprietary software. If I remember well some thought Csound was superior. I thing is quite good.
Cheers,
Hector
On Nov 8, 2007 4:56 PM, Atte André Jensen <atte.jensen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Paul Davis wrote:Ok. I ended up using transcribe (that has the best under linux I've head
> there isn't anything that can do this (yet). you might try playing with
> SoundTouch, but it really doesn't hold a candle to the timefx
> implementations found in most proprietary applications.
so far). It's a commercial program with a native linux version available.
I think the result turned out quite good. Unfortunately the only solo's
that survived the sound-engineerer-from-h... was the trumpet and drum
chase :-( At least one cut (there are four in all) is not that well
hidden, but it was at a difficult spot. But I dare you all to spot the
part that was stretched to 92%!
http://atte.dk/download/yo_vega.ogg
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