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I'd like to be able to turn any arbitrary simple track into a 30-60 minute extended version of itself.

I figure there's either something that can analyze and output that or at least something that can take a pre-edited complete loop and duplicate it multiple times to reach that threshold.

There's all kinds of Youtube examples of this for video game tracks so I really hope there's a staple method for easily doing that other than manually Really hope there's something pprogrammatic, its such a chore to get the loop cuts just so

Edit: i dont mean stretching it out or anything time remapping to do that like Paulstretch, I basically want some way to figure out the perfect loop and then duplicate that loop however many times until it is long enough to fill out 30-60 mins at regular 1.0x speed

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 week ago

Theres something i ran into previously but it had a hard limit on like 7 minutrmes which it worked for that but thats nowhere near enough