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Classic (Correlated) Transposition

Switch the pull-down menu from Free to Classic. The Classic mode is for situations

where you want to transpose a selected Region, and also affect its tempo. This

produces an effect that you’re probably familiar with, as it simulates the sound of

changing tape speed. In this scenario, the pitch, sonic character, and playback speed all

change.

Audio Algorithms

Version 5 algorithm

This is the well-known algorithm of Logic 5 and earlier versions.

Any material

This is the most universal algorithm, which should be able to handle any kind of

material—it is the new default setting when using the Time Machine. The following

algorithms can, however, deliver better results in cases where the audio material

exactly matches their specifications.

Monophonic

A specialized algorithm for monophonic material—an individual voice, brass, or

woodwind instrument.

Pads

Use this algorithm on polyphonic material with harmonic content—choirs or string

sections.

Beats

This algorithm perfectly maintains the timing of percussive material. It should be your

first choice for all kinds of drum loops.

Using the Graphic Display

To the left of the Time Machine window, you can see a graphic representation of the

current settings. You can grab the ball within the graphic, and freely move it to adjust

the compression/expansion, and pitch shift. The further the ball deviates from the

center position, the harder the algorithm has to work, and the lower the expected

sound quality will be.

Also remember that the quality of the result depends greatly on the source material.

Don’t let this keep you from experimenting. Feel free to try extreme settings for

compression/expansion or transposition. In such cases, the result may not always be

what you expect, but it might be just the “effect” you’re looking for.

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