> Will PitchNTime work well in this instance? > We shot a concert with two cameras and recorded 24 track audio > with a MACKIE HDR 24/96. Big mistake. > Big technical glitch with audio: somehow all 24 tracks are > slightly sped up. So now we have to slow down the wav, files > to match the video Quicktime files. Yikes. It's nearly 3 hours > of 24 track audio. > Is this a job for Pitch'n'Time? Stupid question, just in case... Did you check the Sample Rate of the recorded files? Maybe they are at 44.1 while the session you are playing them from is set to 48k -- they'd sound fast and pitched up. (Or maybe they got recorded with some weird "pull-down" sample rate.) In which case they need SR convert, not pitch-shifting.... You can see the file's actual sample rate by showing file info in the Audio Window. ______________________________________________________________ www.jonathanperl.com Apple Certified Trainer - Logic Pro Get the ultimate Logic Training DVD: Inside Logic Pro 7.1, at, www.digitalmediatraining.com/products/logicpro7/ _______________________________________________________________ Sonic Arts Center at CCNY sonic.arts.ccny.cuny.edu _______________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- LUG Group Buy for Serato's Pitch n' Time LE until May 31st! See http://logic-users.org/groupbuy/serato for full details