Melodyne DNA ... now this is 21st century technology !

ellll · Post by **ellll** » Fri Mar 14, 2008 9:03 pm

Wellll.... that ones in my favs for re-lookin'.......,

This is what I have waited for, but never thought I would live to see...What a big step this will prove to be...!!!

ellll

georgeinar · Post by **georgeinar** » Fri Mar 14, 2008 11:25 pm

well, i need some version of this to fix my vocals, is it real expensive,? i wouldn't need the chord thing, i don't care about that , but since i can't hold a note for beans i need to be able to edit my vocal recordings and fix them

Damij · Post by **Damij** » Thu Mar 20, 2008 2:41 pm

wow

that is really awesome!

my gf is going to be even more jealous of my machines after i add this to my collection hehe

Diego · Post by **Diego** » Thu Mar 20, 2008 3:42 pm

georgeinar wrote:well, i need some version of this to fix my vocals, is it real expensive,? i wouldn't need the chord thing, i don't care about that , but since i can't hold a note for beans i need to be able to edit my vocal recordings and fix them

Ahah, that's what my singer saied after looking the Mlodyne videos

BTW, I think Melodyne usage is much more creative than "simple" pitch correction, as Daz saied.

I guess that the price of Melodyne Uno is about $200, but it worth every cent. I just can't imagine how will be the future development: if they are ging to release that new technology maybe thay will not support older versions, or maybe won't sell them anymore.
I would wait and see what happen with the release of DNA, if there is a light version available.

Regards

OmarNoori · Post by **OmarNoori** » Thu Mar 20, 2008 5:35 pm

i have the plug in for cubase and i must say this a very amazing program and very usefull also, i recommend everybody tries this

georgeinar · Post by **georgeinar** » Thu Mar 20, 2008 10:43 pm

I downloaded the demo for vst plugin and it keeps giving me an error in soundforge. i wonder if i'm just not using it properly. Or maybe I can ignore the error and it will work. I just don't even understand how to load the audio wav into the plugin to edit it.

Daz · Post by **Daz** » Thu Mar 20, 2008 11:41 pm

Hi George,

To get the audio the audio into the plug-in you need to hit the 'Transfer >>>' button at the top left of the plug-in and then hit play in SoundForge. When you hit stop in SF the audio will then have been 'recorded' from SoundForge into the Melodyne plug-in. At this point it detects pitch/timing and analyzes the recored material. Its then ready to go. It works in a rather interesting way in that you need to transfer the audio into the plug-in first before you can do anything.

Daz.

Diego · Post by **Diego** » Fri Mar 21, 2008 11:18 am

Yes, Daz, it's interesting the way Melodyne works, and the Melodyne Bridge concept is very good, too.

But what happen when you want to "un-melodyne" the pitch/timing correction?
It's a destructive editing?
Or you just need to turn off the plugin for that track and you're done?

regards