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Sam CA
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| Hugo wrote: | | I'm wondering how this compares to Melodyne's DNA. Any thoughts? |
I own both of these products. i bought Melodyne Editor pretty much the day it came out. These two are not really related. I only use these vocal cancel softs to tame the vocals, because I transcribe a lot of stereo tracks for orchestra/band..etc and sometimes the voice kind of overpowers all the background accompaniments. sometimes they work real well, and you can easily hear everything much better.
I never use Melodyne for this purpose though. I've used it to look at polyphonic material, and harmonizing voices ..etc. When I arrange anything for my church choir, I always record one of the soloists and then using melodyne i experiment with different harmonies and even different melodies. It's like having a choir at your studio all the time! pure awesomeness...by the way, just had an e-mail from celemnoy few days ago. I think the latest update 1.3 is out ...but fixes, minor updates and such.
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SanderXpander
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The V-Vocal in the new Sonar X1 impressed me, sound-wise. I'm assuming it came from the same development path...
But to be honest I haven't used the new Melodyne yet. |
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Hugo
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| Assyrianpianist wrote: | I own both of these products. i bought Melodyne Editor pretty much the day it came out. These two are not really related. I only use these vocal cancel softs to tame the vocals, because I transcribe a lot of stereo tracks for orchestra/band..etc and sometimes the voice kind of overpowers all the background accompaniments. sometimes they work real well, and you can easily hear everything much better.
I never use Melodyne for this purpose though. I've used it to look at polyphonic material, and harmonizing voices ..etc. When I arrange anything for my church choir, I always record one of the soloists and then using melodyne i experiment with different harmonies and even different melodies. It's like having a choir at your studio all the time! pure awesomeness...by the way, just had an e-mail from celemnoy few days ago. I think the latest update 1.3 is out ...but fixes, minor updates and such. |
Thanks for the info, I'll definately take a closer look at DNA  |
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Sam CA
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Has anyone tried Roland R-Mix software yet? unfortunately, they don't have a demo version!
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Sam CA
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I got to try the Roland R-mix last night. Brilliant software, but too bad it's only a standalone and you can't use it within your DAW.
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cotler
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| Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2012 3:51 am Post subject: XP-80 with a melted pink epoxy keyboard |
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I still have an XP-80 with a melted pink epoxy keyboard syndrome in its box in the closet. That was the last Roland product I ever bought. I love it as an instrument, and have kept it for years in the hope that I can find time to tear it down and see if it's salvageable. But that was such an egregious flaw that I could never consider buying another Roland.
I wouldn't say "you couldn't give me one!", I would take it if given one. I would just plan to sell it right away, before something went seriously wrong with it. |
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Rob Sherratt
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| Answer: The announcement was about the Roland INTEGRA-7, featured in another thread. |
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SeedyLee
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 12:02 pm Post subject: Re: XP-80 with a melted pink epoxy keyboard |
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| cotler wrote: | I still have an XP-80 with a melted pink epoxy keyboard syndrome in its box in the closet. That was the last Roland product I ever bought. I love it as an instrument, and have kept it for years in the hope that I can find time to tear it down and see if it's salvageable. But that was such an egregious flaw that I could never consider buying another Roland.
I wouldn't say "you couldn't give me one!", I would take it if given one. I would just
plan to sell it right away, before something went seriously wrong with it. |
I know this reply is well overdue and slightly off topic but have you tried contacting roland? I was able to get a brand new keybed for my jv80 afflicted with the same syndrome for $200
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