DarrenBlouin
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V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
hi Cakewalkers im a bit new to v vocal, my problem is this, i edit a weak part in my vocals, sure i got that, but as the song plays over the area where the v-vocal ends and the regular wave begins again, i get a clicking sound, very annoying, its almost like the wave form is clipped (v vocal seams to do just that clip/scissors) the wave form.... that sound it makes as the playhead goes over it, i havent found anything in these forums for this issue yet, ive expanded the track to show all tracks, there is a muted track beneath it, which hasnt been touched by v-vocal, i unmuted it and it is the original voice without v-vocal, so im wondering what a guy does to rid of this sound as it goes into and out of an edit vocal area? and yes i pressume my voice is in stereo... and its editing in mono, but slices the wave form to make it mono? i hope im making a little sense here, its a VERY big problem for me i just want a nice smooth track no bumps and click sounds! PS.yes i have bounced to clip and then bounce to track ect but the noise is still there thanks in advance Darren Blouin
post edited by DarrenBlouin - 2009/07/20 01:25:00
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Dave Allison
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RE: V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
2009/07/20 04:53:30
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Voice should be recorded in mono
V-Vocal should process in mono
V-Vocal in and out points should be chosen to be in the gaps between phrases, so they will not be audible, or can be manually faded in the event that they are.
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daveny5
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RE: V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
2009/07/20 09:57:38
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Make sure you have Snap to Zero Crossing selected in the Snap to Grid menu.
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RE: V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
2009/07/20 13:25:22
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The click you hear is the result of a sudden change in level, and is a normal artifact of splitting clips.
There are two approaches to eliminating it: making sure each clip starts and stops on a zero-crossing, or using crossfades. The latter is more convenient. Just do a short slip fade at the beginning and end of the V-Vocal processed clip (hover your mouse near the top of the clip at its leading or trailing edge until you see a triangle cursor, then drag).
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guthrart
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Re: RE: V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
2009/07/24 00:00:26
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Hi,
Sometimes the pre-adjusted clip beneath the v-vocal clip plays along with the v-vocal clip. Open the multiple lanes in a track, and then make sure the original clip is muted. I usually delete the original clip if I like the v-vocal clip.
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Cal
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Re: RE: V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
2009/07/24 07:56:51
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agreed with Bitflipper... slip fading works a treat for the occassions ive needed to eliminate those nasty clicks
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coparizo
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RE: V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
2010/07/19 13:27:58
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In my Sonar 8.5 PE, V-Vocal is grayed-out and unresponsive, whether I right-click an audio clip or use the Edit menu...
Any idea why?
Thx
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RE: V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
2010/07/19 18:36:41
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Try bouncing the clip (right click, select "bounce to clip") first.
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josuerr
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RE: V-Vocal Issue!!! a big one
2010/07/26 22:08:39
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Hey, I think my V-vocal is corrupting my sessions. I get an error message stating that the V-vocal "Cronus" is having problems and that's why Sonar is closing the session. Does anyone have any idea how to fix this? J -------------------------------------- Sonar 8.5 on a Gateway Laptop 2G Duocore with 4G of Ram. Using a PreSonus StudioLive 16.4.2 Digital Mixer as my Firewire Interface.
post edited by josuerr - 2010/07/26 22:19:07
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