AutoTune 7
Hiya All, I just got AutoTune 7 as part of a deal Antares offered me, as I have previously purchased AutoTune EFX, and I'm just wondering, what is the benefit when using it with VoiceOver? I have been using AutoTune EFX for ages, and I can't seem to get AutoTune 7 to replicate some of the things EFX would do. For example, either there is no "type" parameter, so I can't get the hard tune effect. I'm just wondering if this is because AutoTune 7 is too complex for me to wrap my brain around, or if it's because VO doesn't see some of the parameters? Cheers, Take care, Chris Norman
Autotune 7
Hiya All, Before I go ahead and buy this software, can I just check: I'm sure I saw a message about it, and that it was accessible etc, I'm going to try it myself, but what do people think? is it worth the $300 that it's going to cost me or not? Cheers, -- Take care, Chris Norman.
Re: AutoTune 7
I have found that Auto-Tune Evo is quite different than the full fledged version of Auto-Tune. I have the full thing, and absolutely love it. What exactly are you having issues with that makes you think it's that much more complex. I mean, it is, yeah, but I've found the different parameters really do make a lot of sense. Chris. On Nov 22, 2012, at 5:18 PM, Chris Norman wrote: > Hiya All, > I just got AutoTune 7 as part of a deal Antares offered me, as I have > previously purchased AutoTune EFX, and I'm just wondering, what is the > benefit when using it with VoiceOver? > > I have been using AutoTune EFX for ages, and I can't seem to get AutoTune 7 > to replicate some of the things EFX would do. For example, either there is no > "type" parameter, so I can't get the hard tune effect. > > I'm just wondering if this is because AutoTune 7 is too complex for me to > wrap my brain around, or if it's because VO doesn't see some of the > parameters? > > Cheers, > > Take care, > Chris Norman > > > >
Re: AutoTune 7
I just can't find a control for how much I want the vocals corrected. As I said in my previous post, AutoTune EFX had an option, which could be set to hard tune, soft tune, or simple pitch correct. Logic has a slider for the amount of pitch correction, as does Garage Band, but AT 7 doesn't seem to have anything like this. As I said though, could be because I missed it. Cheers, On 23/11/2012, Chris Gilland wrote: > I have found that Auto-Tune Evo is quite different than the full fledged > version of Auto-Tune. I have the full thing, and absolutely love it. What > exactly are you having issues with that makes you think it's that much more > complex. I mean, it is, yeah, but I've found the different parameters > really do make a lot of sense. > > Chris. > > On Nov 22, 2012, at 5:18 PM, Chris Norman > wrote: > >> Hiya All, >> I just got AutoTune 7 as part of a deal Antares offered me, as I have >> previously purchased AutoTune EFX, and I'm just wondering, what is the >> benefit when using it with VoiceOver? >> >> I have been using AutoTune EFX for ages, and I can't seem to get AutoTune >> 7 to replicate some of the things EFX would do. For example, either there >> is no "type" parameter, so I can't get the hard tune effect. >> >> I'm just wondering if this is because AutoTune 7 is too complex for me to >> wrap my brain around, or if it's because VO doesn't see some of the >> parameters? >> >> Cheers, >> >> Take care, >> Chris Norman >> >> >> >> > > -- Take care, Chris Norman.
Re: AutoTune 7
It's there. I'm not where I can get at it right now, to tell you exactly where it is, but they call it the detune parameter. I think by default it's at 20%. Basically, I never have moved it, although I probably should look more at it, quite frankly. Basically though, just interact with it, then you should be able to change it. I think the higher the percentage, the less it will try correcting. Someone let me know if I have this backwards. Brian Howerton, I know you are on this list, and use Auto-Tune some as you're the one who tought me how to use it. Maybe you can chime in here and help us out. :) On Nov 23, 2012, at 6:29 AM, Chris Norman wrote: > I just can't find a control for how much I want the vocals corrected. > As I said in my previous post, AutoTune EFX had an option, which could > be set to hard tune, soft tune, or simple pitch correct. Logic has a > slider for the amount of pitch correction, as does Garage Band, but AT > 7 doesn't seem to have anything like this. As I said though, could be > because I missed it. > > Cheers, > > On 23/11/2012, Chris Gilland wrote: >> I have found that Auto-Tune Evo is quite different than the full fledged >> version of Auto-Tune. I have the full thing, and absolutely love it. What >> exactly are you having issues with that makes you think it's that much more >> complex. I mean, it is, yeah, but I've found the different parameters >> really do make a lot of sense. >> >> Chris. >> >> On Nov 22, 2012, at 5:18 PM, Chris Norman >> wrote: >> >>> Hiya All, >>> I just got AutoTune 7 as part of a deal Antares offered me, as I have >>> previously purchased AutoTune EFX, and I'm just wondering, what is the >>> benefit when using it with VoiceOver? >>> >>> I have been using AutoTune EFX for ages, and I can't seem to get AutoTune >>> 7 to replicate some of the things EFX would do. For example, either there >>> is no "type" parameter, so I can't get the hard tune effect. >>> >>> I'm just wondering if this is because AutoTune 7 is too complex for me to >>> wrap my brain around, or if it's because VO doesn't see some of the >>> parameters? >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> Take care, >>> Chris Norman >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > > -- > Take care, > > Chris Norman. > >
Re: Autotune 7
antarestech.com Alls I want to do with it really is make some stuff more in tune, I'm not a big fan of the tepane effect, will it be better than AutoTune EFX? which I already have LOL, so not sure if AT 7 is worth the substantially bigger price tag. Cheers. On 29/12/2011, Joe Quinn wrote: > Where do you get it from? > > Sent from my iPhone > > On Dec 29, 2011, at 11:14 AM, "Gordon Kent" wrote: > >> Well, it depends on how much you plan to use it. It does work though. >> Gord >> >> -Original Message- From: Chris Norman Sent: Thursday, December 29, >> 2011 3:48 AM To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Subject: Autotune 7 >> Hiya All, >> Before I go ahead and buy this software, can I just check: >> >> I'm sure I saw a message about it, and that it was accessible etc, I'm >> going to try it myself, but what do people think? is it worth the $300 >> that it's going to cost me or not? >> >> Cheers, >> >> >> >> -- >> Take care, >> >> Chris Norman. >> >> > -- Take care, Chris Norman.
Re: Autotune 7
Where do you get it from? Sent from my iPhone On Dec 29, 2011, at 11:14 AM, "Gordon Kent" wrote: > Well, it depends on how much you plan to use it. It does work though. > Gord > > -Original Message- From: Chris Norman Sent: Thursday, December 29, > 2011 3:48 AM To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Subject: Autotune 7 > Hiya All, > Before I go ahead and buy this software, can I just check: > > I'm sure I saw a message about it, and that it was accessible etc, I'm > going to try it myself, but what do people think? is it worth the $300 > that it's going to cost me or not? > > Cheers, > > > > -- > Take care, > > Chris Norman. > >
Re: Autotune 7
Hi Chris, Yes it works. Here are the parameter lay outs for a control/24 with abbreviations listed first! I think they should match your controller if not let me know! Contact me off list for more stuff! :) Chuck Control24LabelsforAT7; Control 24 control surface for Auto-Tune 7 + Time 01 Inpu Input Type 02 Trac Tracking 03 Key Key 04 Scal Scale 05 Detu Detune 06 Tran Transpose 07 Leng Throat Length 08 Form Use formants 09 blank 10 Retu Retune speed 11 Huma Humanize 12 NatV Natural Vibrato 13 IgnV Ignore Vibrato 14 Targ Target notes via MIDI 15 Octa MIDI Octaves 16 blank 17 VSha Vibrato shape 18 VRat Vibrato rate 19 VVar Vibrato variation 20 VDel V.Onset delay 21 VOnR V.Onset rate 22 VPit VIbrato pitch 23 VAmp Vibrato amplitude 24 VFor Vibrato formant No Mapping for: Master Bypass HTH YMMV ;) On Dec 29, 2011, at 3:48 AM, Chris Norman wrote: > Hiya All, > Before I go ahead and buy this software, can I just check: > > I'm sure I saw a message about it, and that it was accessible etc, I'm > going to try it myself, but what do people think? is it worth the $300 > that it's going to cost me or not? > > Cheers, > > > > -- > Take care, > > Chris Norman. > >
Re: Autotune 7
Well, it depends on how much you plan to use it. It does work though. Gord -Original Message- From: Chris Norman Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 3:48 AM To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Subject: Autotune 7 Hiya All, Before I go ahead and buy this software, can I just check: I'm sure I saw a message about it, and that it was accessible etc, I'm going to try it myself, but what do people think? is it worth the $300 that it's going to cost me or not? Cheers, -- Take care, Chris Norman.
Re: Autotune 7
Hiya mate, I'm using the Euphonix MC2 control surface, not sure if I got the name right, but can I control the parameters from the keyboard? are they accessible enough for that? Cheers. Take care, Chris Norman Email and MSN: chris.norm...@googlemail.com Skype [and iChat]: chris.norman7[@mac.com] Facebook: www.facebook.com/chrisnorman7 Twitter: www.twitter.com/chrisnorman7 Follow my music on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thechrisnormanproject Or on Twitter: www.twitter.com/cnproject The Chris Norman Project's Youtube channel can be found at: www.youtube.com/user/thechrisnorman2 On 29 Dec 2011, at 19:34, CHUCK REICHEL wrote: > Hi Chris, > Yes it works. > Here are the parameter lay outs for a control/24 with abbreviations listed > first! > I think they should match your controller if not let me know! > Contact me off list for more stuff! :) > > Chuck > > Control24LabelsforAT7; > > Control 24 control surface for Auto-Tune 7 + Time > > 01 Inpu Input Type > 02 Trac Tracking > 03 KeyKey > 04 Scal Scale > 05 Detu Detune > 06 Tran Transpose > 07 Leng Throat Length > 08 Form Use formants > 09 blank > 10 Retu Retune speed > 11 Huma Humanize > 12 NatV Natural Vibrato > 13 IgnV Ignore Vibrato > 14 Targ Target notes via MIDI > 15 Octa MIDI Octaves > 16 blank > 17 VSha Vibrato shape > 18 VRat Vibrato rate > 19 VVar Vibrato variation > 20 VDel V.Onset delay > 21 VOnR V.Onset rate > 22 VPit VIbrato pitch > 23 VAmp Vibrato amplitude > 24 VFor Vibrato formant > > > No Mapping for: > Master Bypass > > HTH > > YMMV ;) > > > > > On Dec 29, 2011, at 3:48 AM, Chris Norman wrote: > >> Hiya All, >> Before I go ahead and buy this software, can I just check: >> >> I'm sure I saw a message about it, and that it was accessible etc, I'm >> going to try it myself, but what do people think? is it worth the $300 >> that it's going to cost me or not? >> >> Cheers, >> >> >> >> -- >> Take care, >> >> Chris Norman. >> >> >
Re: Autotune 7
Hi Chris, Contact Henrik He has been very Helpful and Knows about VoiceOver issues. Henrik Antares Audio Technologies supp...@antarestech.com They will extend the demo period from 10 days to 30 days at least thats what he told me. I think I payed $169.00 for upgrade from auto-tune 4. They would know about controller info. YMMV Talk soon On Dec 30, 2011, at 5:09 AM, Chris Norman wrote: > Hiya mate, I'm using the Euphonix MC2 control surface, not sure if I got the > name right, but can I control the parameters from the keyboard? are they > accessible enough for that? > > Cheers. > > > > Take care, > Chris Norman > > Email and MSN: chris.norm...@googlemail.com > Skype [and iChat]: chris.norman7[@mac.com] > Facebook: www.facebook.com/chrisnorman7 > Twitter: www.twitter.com/chrisnorman7 > > Follow my music on Facebook: > www.facebook.com/thechrisnormanproject > Or on Twitter: www.twitter.com/cnproject > The Chris Norman Project's Youtube channel can be found at: > www.youtube.com/user/thechrisnorman2 > > On 29 Dec 2011, at 19:34, CHUCK REICHEL wrote: > >> Hi Chris, >> Yes it works. >> Here are the parameter lay outs for a control/24 with abbreviations listed >> first! >> I think they should match your controller if not let me know! >> Contact me off list for more stuff! :) >> >> Chuck >> >> Control24LabelsforAT7; >> >> Control 24 control surface for Auto-Tune 7 + Time >> >> 01 Inpu Input Type >> 02 Trac Tracking >> 03 Key Key >> 04 Scal Scale >> 05 Detu Detune >> 06 Tran Transpose >> 07 Leng Throat Length >> 08 Form Use formants >> 09 blank >> 10 Retu Retune speed >> 11 Huma Humanize >> 12 NatV Natural Vibrato >> 13 IgnV Ignore Vibrato >> 14 Targ Target notes via MIDI >> 15 Octa MIDI Octaves >> 16 blank >> 17 VSha Vibrato shape >> 18 VRat Vibrato rate >> 19 VVar Vibrato variation >> 20 VDel V.Onset delay >> 21 VOnR V.Onset rate >> 22 VPit VIbrato pitch >> 23 VAmp Vibrato amplitude >> 24 VFor Vibrato formant >> >> >> No Mapping for: >> Master Bypass >> >> HTH >> >> YMMV ;) >> >> >> >> >> On Dec 29, 2011, at 3:48 AM, Chris Norman wrote: >> >>> Hiya All, >>> Before I go ahead and buy this software, can I just check: >>> >>> I'm sure I saw a message about it, and that it was accessible etc, I'm >>> going to try it myself, but what do people think? is it worth the $300 >>> that it's going to cost me or not? >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Take care, >>> >>> Chris Norman. >>> >>> >> >
