In the last post we took a look at the fundamentals of working with Elastic Audio in Pro Tools.  Elastic Audio is the powerful function that allows you to stretch and compress audio like a rubber band, all without changing pitch or rendering any new audio.  The main focus of this function is in the music world, allowing you to quantize your music performance to the beat.  In post, however, Elastic Audio has quite a lot to offer.

Here we’ll take a look at what it can do for ADR sync, one of the most important aspects of post production sound editing.

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