Comparing Rubberband in Ardour to ElastiquePro in Tracktion Waveform

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#1

Hi community!

I wanted to compare the “Stretch mode” in Ardour, wich uses the Rubberband library to the “Warp time” in Tracktion Waveform (which uses ElastiquePro) in a common use case.

I recorded 4 DI guitar tracks and aligned them to the grid using these features.
These are my thoughts:

Cheers! :smiley:

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#2

I haven’t watched the video at this point, but there is a plan to start work on making it possible to use Elastique, possibly as early as next week.

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#3

It’s rather not about the Elastique (with Rubberband I can get really decent results), but a little rant for the implementation… :smiley:

Full cover here:

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#4

OK, having watched the video … Ardour’s existing timefx mode is not intended to serve the purpose that warp markers do.

We have separate plans for how to do the job done with warp markers, though I can’t say when they might happen.

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#5

How does the licensing work for this?

#6

We don’t know yet.

But we do know that another closed source DAW available in native form for Linux distributes Elastique as part of its download package :slight_smile:

#8

Hi Skygge,

Thanks for sharing. I don’t hear much of a difference between the two, but just out of curiosity, which was A and which was B?

Kjel

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#9

A: Tracktion Waveform
B: Ardour
:smiley:

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