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Warp vs Timestretch

looperboylooperboy
in General App Discussion

Some apps and Daws say they have timestretch, some say they have warp, some say they have both. What is the difference between the two?

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @looperboy said:
    Some apps and Daws say they have timestretch, some say they have warp, some say they have both. What is the difference between the two?

    Warp usually means you can set markers in a clip that determine precise points in time. When the time-stretching is done they use the markers to optimize the time-stretching in a way that can preserve transients and line things up better than a simple timestretch.

  • DarkAum3oDarkAum3o

    So…what app has real warp?

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @DarkAum3o said:
    So…what app has real warp?

    Auria Pro. Neon has it but in my opinion Auria’s is better.

    I am not sure if there are other iOS apps with it.

  • zah7zah7

    @espiegel123 said:

    @DarkAum3o said:
    So…what app has real warp?

    Auria Pro. Neon has it but in my opinion Auria’s is better.

    I am not sure if there are other iOS apps with it.

    Audio Evolution has it too.

  • looperboylooperboy

    @espiegel123 said:

    @looperboy said:
    Some apps and Daws say they have timestretch, some say they have warp, some say they have both. What is the difference between the two?

    Warp usually means you can set markers in a clip that determine precise points in time. When the time-stretching is done they use the markers to optimize the time-stretching in a way that can preserve transients and line things up better than a simple timestretch.

    Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!

  • TarekithTarekith

    And most companies are using the same time-stretching algorithm from Zynaptiq, even the ones that call it Warping.

  • JeezsJeezs

    @espiegel123 said:

    @DarkAum3o said:
    So…what app has real warp?

    Auria Pro. Neon has it but in my opinion Auria’s is better.

    I am not sure if there are other iOS apps with it.

    You mean better quality or better Ito use?

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Jeezs said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @DarkAum3o said:
    So…what app has real warp?

    Auria Pro. Neon has it but in my opinion Auria’s is better.

    I am not sure if there are other iOS apps with it.

    You mean better quality or better Ito use?

    Quality

  • bazebusterbazebuster

    @Tarekith said:
    And most companies are using the same time-stretching algorithm from Zynaptiq, even the ones that call it Warping.

    I guess you meant zplane (as integrated quasi standard in daws)? But nonetheless, zynaptiq has a lot of voodoo magic in their hats (even toptier timestretching). Btw a sale (with weekly changing offers) from zynaptiq is running at the moment…

  • TarekithTarekith

    Doh, wrong Z company, yes I meant Z-Plane, thanks for the correction.

  • bazebusterbazebuster

    No, problem. I know that for sure :#
    But I somehow find the bonbon GUI much more attractive and prefer it over the bourgeoise surface of z-Plane Plugins. But the „brain“ behind is balanced, maybe with an advantage for z-Plane at pitch-shifting and time-stretching :)

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