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tromostheory
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Do they make a program like vocalign that lines up backup vocals perfectly for vst? or is there a way to do this inside of cubase without heavy editing? thanks.
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LeoT
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Fixing vocals
Buy the Melodyne Plugin, http://www.celemony.com/melodyne
Melodyne allows you to do a 1 click quantise of your vocal track to fix the timing issues, then it can do a 1 click retune of your vocal track to get it in tune.
I baught a copy last week and its by far the most usefull plugin in my collection.
BTW, I spent about a month researching Mlodyne vs Autotune, played with both and the Melodyne plugin sounds better and is almost as quick as Autotune.
Before you ask, NO I don't work for Melodyne, I'm just a very happy customer.
Buy the Melodyne Plugin, http://www.celemony.com/melodyne
Melodyne allows you to do a 1 click quantise of your vocal track to fix the timing issues, then it can do a 1 click retune of your vocal track to get it in tune.
I baught a copy last week and its by far the most usefull plugin in my collection.
BTW, I spent about a month researching Mlodyne vs Autotune, played with both and the Melodyne plugin sounds better and is almost as quick as Autotune.
Before you ask, NO I don't work for Melodyne, I'm just a very happy customer.
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midwest
New member
i just bought Melodyne Plugin but how do i get it to work w/ cubase
thaxs in advance
thaxs in advance
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LeoT
New member
1. Add it as an Insert effect to the vocal channel that you want to fix.
2. Open the Melodyne effect.
3. Click the TRANSFER button (top left of melodyne window)
4. Get cubase to Play the track between the locators.
(melodyne will listen to the channel in import it once the song gets to the right locator)
When the track has finished importing then do one of these options:
A. You could click the the CORRECT PITCH or QUANTIZE TIME button near the top of the screen and Melodyne will automatically quantize or retune the vocals between 1 & 100% (1= still out of tune, 100= roboticly in tune) 85% sounded good for me.
B. Or to selectively tune some of the track whilst leaving the rest untouched, right click the words that are out of tune and use the mouse to move them into tune/into time.
I downloaded, installed, licensed, played about with the plugin and fixed some vocals in 1 hour without reading the manual.
Laters
2. Open the Melodyne effect.
3. Click the TRANSFER button (top left of melodyne window)
4. Get cubase to Play the track between the locators.
(melodyne will listen to the channel in import it once the song gets to the right locator)
When the track has finished importing then do one of these options:
A. You could click the the CORRECT PITCH or QUANTIZE TIME button near the top of the screen and Melodyne will automatically quantize or retune the vocals between 1 & 100% (1= still out of tune, 100= roboticly in tune) 85% sounded good for me.
B. Or to selectively tune some of the track whilst leaving the rest untouched, right click the words that are out of tune and use the mouse to move them into tune/into time.
I downloaded, installed, licensed, played about with the plugin and fixed some vocals in 1 hour without reading the manual.
Laters
kingpin_478
New member
is there a way to use melodyne on multiple track at same time?>