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Filipe Chagas
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For that kind of stuff, i usually just cut the file in half and put the second part on an(in?) a adjacent track , cut them both to be the same length and drag them to a stereo track. You have to be careful when the material has rhythmic patterns to it, other than that, its fast and it works.

For that kind of stuff, i usually just cut the file in half and put the second part on an , cut them both to be the same length and drag them to a stereo track. You have to be careful when the material has rhythmic patterns to it, other than that, its fast and it works.

For that kind of stuff, i usually just cut the file in half and put the second part on(in?) a adjacent track , cut them both to be the same length and drag them to a stereo track. You have to be careful when the material has rhythmic patterns to it, other than that, its fast and it works.

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Filipe Chagas
Filipe Chagas
  • 2.6k
  • 14
  • 15

For that kind of stuff, i usually just cut the file in half and put the second part on an , cut them both to be the same length and drag them to a stereo track. You have to be careful when the material has rhythmic patterns to it, other than that, its fast and it works.