--- Mark Smart <
marksmartus@gmail.com> wrote:
> I just got Melodyne plugin a few weeks ago and have
> been having a great time
> with it. Pretty amazing. I can make my lame singing
> sound pretty good. Check
> this out:
>
>
http://www.marksmart.net/bands/iconoclast/longerworks/island/StrangersACapella2.mp3
>
> This is the older version that can only do single
> notes at a time, but WOW,
> great fun. That is six tracks, 2 on each part, where
> I actually did sing in
> the six parts separately (I didn't start with one
> track and make transposed
> copies with Melodyne, although this is possible).
> Then I "Melodyned" each
> one separately. I haven't used the standalone
> version, but the plugin is
> quite powerful.
>
> It's cool that you can edit the individual notes and
> easily adjust the
> amount of modulation on each note to be anywhere
> between me (wavering the
> pitch all over the place) and "Cher". Click on the
> blob and drag down.
>
> I've been hearing this vocal harmony with close
> intervals in my head for a
> long time but have never been able to sing it or
> find anyone else who can
> sing it. Now I can get it on a recording...I'm
> pretty excited.
>
> You said "Pitch to MIDI" in the subject line...AFAIK
> the plugin can't do
> pitch-to-MIDI. It does track the pitch of your voice
> but I don't think you
> can generate MIDI from it. Dunno if that's possible
> with any of the versions
> of Melodyne, either.
>
> --
> Mark Smart
>
http://cdbaby.com/cd/marksmart
>
http://www.marksmart.net
>
