The following versions: 5.1, 5.0 and 4.1 are the most frequently downloaded ones by the program users. Steinberg Cubase LE is included in Internet & Network Tools. I think PG has to take a deeper look and find a solution. Steinberg Cubase LE 5.1.2 can be downloaded from our website for free. What we will tell? Sorry but my Mastering software cannot do this? Or to quit Wavelab and do this job in iZotope RX or Pro Tools or whatever else software where there is NO ISSUE like the one we described? Lets suppose we need to do a serious mastering work on a final piece of music and the client, for some reason is asking to time-stretch the “refrain” few bpms up or down. 5457 Several authors have found no improvement in performance when comparing static and dynamic stretching. I totally agree that the new algorithms are much better that the older, but in my opinion in a such delicate and amazing wave editor as Wavelab is, that shouldn’t be an issue. Both static and dynamic stretching appear equally effective at improving ROM acutely or over time with training. But I’m very sure, as you, in the past I could time stretch a piece of audio inside the whole audio file without the weird fade in. It’s true that I don’t remember which versions of Wavelab didn’t have that issue - you are right, probably it was older versions than the ones I thought. Hey bob99, thank you so much for taking the time to test that! I tried a number of the settings and percent change for all of these trials.Īnd you’re right it doesn’t have to be a big change. But it doesn’t sound good at that percentage without Dirac.ĭirac in Wavelab 6 seems somewhat better on the IN than Wavelab 7-9, but the out can be worse than any of them depending on the program material. I have to go back to Wavelab 6 and deselect Dirac to get pretty seamless in and out transitions with a 130% change on a time selection like in your picture. The only way I don’t get an audible dip and weird looking fade at the start edge is if I select the Quick Process quality, and even that is sometimes audible and visible. And it’s the same all the way back through Wavelab 7. Could you check it on a mac please? Just to be sure if is a software issue or not?Īrionas, I’d never tried applying a time stretch to a time selection before (i’ve only applied it to whole files), but trying a selection now, I get exactly the same thing you’re seeing, and I’m on Windows.

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