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On Mar 3, 5:36 pm, muzician21 <muzicia...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Anyone have recent experience with these apps?
>
> Having looked at some YouTube vid, Melodyne and V-Vocal seem to be
> similar. I've read some older posts where some felt V-Vocal wasn't on
> par with Melodyne, wonder if that's still true.
>
> I've downloaded the demo of Melodyne, I haven't gotten deep into it
> but it's obviously in a different universe than the pitch correction
> I'm used to - i.e. wrestling with envelopes in Soundforge 5.

    Someone here said the new version of Melodyne plugin is the
closest thing they've seen to magic.  And it really is - it can
extract and pitch correct/reharmonize individual notes in _polyphonic_
material now.  The demo on their website, where the inventor records
an acoustic guitar, and Melodyne extracts a six string score from it
is amazing.  Then while playing the track back, he pitch
shifts/'reharmonizes the individual strings in real time on a
keyboard!  It's really something.

    Also while I have always done pitch correction the old fashioned
way, "comping" a part from several takes, I think the interface/
workspace of Melodyne looks a lot more user friendly and intuitive
than Autotune.

Will Miho
NY TV/Audio Post/Music/Live Sound Guy
"The large print giveth and the small print taketh away..." Tom Waits