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+1 for Paulstretch. Really high quality program for sound fx and odd ambiances plus it's free. If you've seen the recent Dredd movie the 'slo mo drug's theme was done using paulstretch.

IRCAM is king (Mach 5), but it will give your computer nightmares. :)

I bought this recently: IRCAM Lab's TS
http://www.plugivery.com/products/p1680-TS/

I really like it. It's coming to the PC soon I believe, and apparently it will also be available as a plugin for your DAW.
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"If you've seen the recent Dredd movie the 'slo mo drug's theme was done using paulstretch."

no I have not I will have to check that out on Netflix
yes Paulstrech I hear is really good but it's only on PC


but for that price I think I will give this one a try IRCAM Lab's TS

let me know what You think when You are able

Thanks
God Bless

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Ok I can see demo to download but how do I buy it what I am missing?
God Bless

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good work

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Paulstretch is available for Win, not just Mac (which I'm very grateful for :wink: )
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Discontinue use if rash or irritation develops.

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Sampleconstruct wrote:Then there is the free app PaulStretch (I think it's Mac only)
Ha, that's funny, I thought PaulStrecth was Windows only!

And +1 for Photosounder. Great app and dev too!

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xx JPRacer xx wrote:
Sampleconstruct wrote:Then there is the free app PaulStretch (I think it's Mac only)
Ha, that's funny, I thought PaulStrecth was Windows only!

And +1 for Photosounder. Great app and dev too!
I use it on Mac, so it must be dual platform :)

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get Studio One + Melodyne ARA version Win&Mac

or just use internal Studio One transpose features

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