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From: BobF on 24 Nov 2009 09:38
Ben Goldman wrote:
> Glennbo wrote:
>
>> In
>> news:9c2fc925-ec8e-49bc-aa09-bb21609bf571(a)d9g2000prh.googlegroups.com
>> the killer robot Bob Comarow <lowhertz(a)gmail.com> grabbed the
>> controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons...
>>
>>> To date myself, I was last doing multi tracking on an old Teac 4
>>> channel with simulsynch.
>>> One of the things I did was record piano music as an example, the
>>> left with my bass
>>> and my right with a guitar.
>>>
>>> Then, since guitars and bass sound an octove lower than what is
>>> written, and because
>>> it makes it much easier to play, I simply played it back at 2x speed
>>> (normal speed).
>>>
>>> What program or tool has that built in?
>> Download the free trial version of Reaper. It has a pitch control
>> that works exactly like the ones that analog tape recorders have.
>> I've used it to do half speed recording, and used variations of speed
>> for background vocals, to get different timbres and make it sound
>> like more than one vocalist singing.
>
> Does that ever cause flanging?
>

Only if you double track with your hand on the edge of the reel!
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