Well, if it gets you the individual parts separated, you can always do the
processing in reaper itself. I kind of had the feeling that this whole
concept is similar to Miller Diane, perhaps Miller Diane on steroids. It
certainly would be worth a look. I wonder what the limitations of the demo
or.
Hi Gordon,
I wouldn’t say so. For example Izotop RX is partly accessible, even though you
cannot draw things, you still can do a lot with its modules and their
parameters. Same with mellodyne, that is partly accessible on PC, even though
the user interface changes so much with every new
Unfortunately, I would imagine that making this software accessible would
be next to impossible. I am sure that it relies heavily on isolating
specific components in the wave forms of the audio. Being able to identify
these components would be very difficult. It is an amazing concept though.
We
Hi Chuck.
Unfortunately no, I wish I had.
Cheers,
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> Le 10 janv. 2022 à 17:24, Chuck Reichel a
> écrit :
>
> Hi Jean-Philippe,
>
> Where you able to use
Hi Jean-Philippe,
Where you able to use VoiceOver while testing it?
Thanks
Chuck
> On Jan 10, 2022, at 4:11 AM, Jean-Philippe Rykiel wrote:
>
>> Hi friends.
>> I still didn’t take the plunge to ProTools, but here is a software I
>> Just experimented with a sighted person, it’s the most
> Hi friends.
> I still didn’t take the plunge to ProTools, but here is a software I
> Just experimented with a sighted person, it’s the most amazing thing I’ve
> heard in terms of stem extraction from a simple stereo WAV file.
> it does even more than RX Music rebalance module. it’s really
