Gordon,
I don’t mean to pry into your personal shebang, but if you don’t mind me
asking, why are you so much in objection to a physical boxed copy of ProTools?
HOnestly, that would probably be the way you’d wanna go anyway, as then you’d
get your ILok included in the price of the software, plu
See, this is why this stuff has always been beyond me, I'm more of the how does
it work, how do you fix it person? The fact that you and other people like you
know how to do this stuff is amazing to me, not that I'm taking on the blind
people are totally amazing mantra, but just that I could nev
I happen to agree with this. An FX processor, no matter how good, will never
accurately emulate the sound of a human voice even assuming you can get the
pitch changes spot on. Dane’s Yamaha unit may not even be an FX processor, I
don’t know. I too have an FX processor but it can only do so mu
Chris
This has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with believing or not believing.
I am simply throwing forward ideas and looking for the best way to accomplish
them. Please don’t start reading things into messages which are not written
there. :)
At no time did I ever say “I don’t believe y
Hi Chris
No, it sounds like given the circumstances I’m going to have to do separate
vocal tracks. The harmonisation issue doesn’t exist, as I have perfect pitch,
after a fashion these days, but I do still have it.
As I said, there are two issues here regarding ProTools. Lynne tells me that
Hi Sarah
I too have some musical training and experience in harmonising and chord
structures come naturally to me. I was aware of course, as Danny pointed out,
that you’d need to do the vocal tracks separately to the instrumentation
because if you applied pitch bending you’d then screw up all
pdates to my Audioboo page, you also are more than welcome to follow me
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> - Original Message - From: "Gordon Smith"
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> Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 11:29 AM
> Subject: Sound recording, music,
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From: "Dane Trethowan"
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility"
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 12:47 PM
Subject: Re: Sound recording, music, vocal tracks
I have a dedicated Yamaha effects unit that does all that though I'm sure
there are software based solution
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Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Sound recording, music, vocal tracks
Depending on the key and chord structor, you might not to be able to pull
it off. You need to lets say invert to a 1/6 cord or a 4/3 7th cord, the
sortware even if you raise th
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 11:29 AM
Subject: Sound recording, music, vocal tracks
Hi all
This is probably going to sound a bit of a strange question, but here
goes anyway. I've been asked to work with a young lady who wants to do
some vocali for the jingles on our new
There are certainly hardware and software solutions but as mentioned you can't
just drop third harmonies over a melody and have it all stay consonant with the
chord progression. If there is just vocals you can use a harmoniser but with
music involved the harmonising has to be created with the c
I have a dedicated Yamaha effects unit that does all that though I'm sure there
are software based solutions around, perhaps it might be worth looking on the
Sony Sound Forge site to see if plugins are available to do this sort of thing.
On 30 Oct 2013, at 2:29 am, Gordon Smith wrote:
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> Hi
Depending on the key and chord structor, you might not to be able to pull it
off. You need to lets say invert to a 1/6 cord or a 4/3 7th cord, the sortware
even if you raise the pitch of the track is not going to help as you have to
get it in to thirds or 4ths or 5ths or what not. If the envers
Hi all
This is probably going to sound a bit of a strange question,
but here goes anyway. I've been asked to work with a young lady
who wants to do some vocali for the jingles on our new comamunity
radio station which we are opening up for the people of our town
on 5 Nevember. If she prep
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