TIME FACTORY II is a Zynaptiq standalone application for macOS that changes the duration and pitch of audio files using batch time stretching, pitch shifting and formant shifting.
TIME FACTORY II is built for precise audio time stretching and pitch shifting across whole batches of files. It handles mono, stereo and multichannel material, with sample rates up to 384kHz and bit depths up to 32-bit. Users can set the stretch amount in BPM, seconds, sample frames or FPS, which suits frame rate conversion for film sound as well as tempo and pitch changes for music production and remixing.
TIME FACTORY II includes five stretching algorithms: MPEX 2, MPEX 3, ZTX, quickStretch and ClearScale. Each has its own parameters and strengths, so you can choose one based on the signal type and the result you want.
The application uses high-precision processing, which Zynaptiq says keeps timing accurate on very long files such as film reels. Algorithm parameters can be tuned for speech, complex material, or monophonic and polyphonic music.
The batch processing engine lets you set parameters, start processing and work on other tasks while your Mac handles the files. Factory presets cover common jobs such as 3:2 pull-down, PAL and NTSC frame rate conversion, double speed and half speed, and you can save your own presets for repeated tasks.
File support includes AIFF, WAV, BWF with metadata preservation, CAF, WAVE64, MBWF/RF64 and SoundDesigner II.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | Zynaptiq |
|---|---|
| Type | Plugin |
| Category | Pitch Shifter |
| Formats | Standalone |
| Operating systems | macOS |
| Free trial | Yes |
No. TIME FACTORY II is a standalone application for Mac OS X and is not offered as a plugin format.
TIME FACTORY II runs on macOS. The developer lists Mac OS X 10.6.8 or newer, an Intel CPU and 2GB of RAM, with more RAM recommended.
It supports AIFF, WAV, BWF with metadata preservation, CAF, WAVE64, MBWF/RF64 and SoundDesigner II files, with bit depths up to 32-bit and sample rates up to 384kHz.
Yes. Zynaptiq describes it as well suited to frame rate conversion, and it includes factory presets for PAL and NTSC conversion as well as 3:2 pull-down.
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