Timestretch

patrick.de-bruyn

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I always create my playlists in advance, include the hour-jump feature in the playlist, and let the system calculate the start time.
I also use time stretch.
Now my question is:
Would it be possible for time stretch to work as soon as the playlist is created, rather than only when you're streaming it?
 
I always create my playlists in advance, include the hour-jump feature in the playlist, and let the system calculate the start time.
I also use time stretch.
Now my question is:
Would it be possible for time stretch to work as soon as the playlist is created, rather than only when you're streaming it?
It requires playback to start, so that it can calculate track start times and then calculate required speed adjustments. What is the point of doing this in advance?
 
It requires playback to start, so that it can calculate track start times and then calculate required speed adjustments. What is the point of doing this in advance?
That way, you could prepare several playlists in advance, all the way through, including timestretching.
 
That way, you could prepare several playlists in advance, all the way through, including timestretching.
Time Stretching is supposed to be a live feature, not something programmed in advance (and it's not saved anywhere), it also recalculates percentages on each playback, and they usually don't stay fixed.
 
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