whattarush
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Comping with Melodyne
So exactly how does this work???
Do you open Melodyne then start recording in comp mode takes OR do you record a clip, THEN open Melodyne and start recording in comp mode? A brief tutorial (video) would be helpful!!!
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Bristol_Jonesey
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/07 14:59:44
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☄ Helpfulby Zargg 2017/07/07 16:41:21
Until a recorded clip exists, Melodyne has nothing to work on.
So the obvious answer is record first.
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whattarush
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/07 17:08:47
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RIGHT!! Isn't this how it has always worked? So what's "new" about this comping feature that they've added?
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Paul G
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/07 17:31:32
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I haven't tried this out yet but I think you can edit the actual Melodyne, (non-bounced), clips the way you would during regular comping. Someone please correct me if this is incorrect.
I typically do all of my comping prior to any tuning but I can see the usefulness in this improvement.
HTH
Paul
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/07 17:48:36
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previously you could only use Melodyne on the Parent track, not the takes.
Make sense ?
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Paul G
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/07 20:26:43
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chuckebaby
previously you could only use Melodyne on the Parent track, not the takes.
Make sense ?
I've used Melodyne on "Take Lanes" forever. Maybe I'm not understanding. Paul
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/07 22:29:35
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Paul G
chuckebaby
previously you could only use Melodyne on the Parent track, not the takes.
Make sense ?
I've used Melodyne on "Take Lanes" forever. Maybe I'm not understanding.
Paul
how did you comp them though.. after you used Melodyne on them ? Creating the perfect take just got better in SONAR. It is now possible to comp with clips that use Melodyne as well as any other type of Region FX.
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/08 00:11:21
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/08 12:29:31
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I have tried this melodyne comping feature and the problem is it still does not mute melodyne takes when recording new takes.
Now you can add melodyne to a long take or to several takes and comp right over them. It is a great feature except when recording new takes melodyne still plays unmuted; it is distracting.
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Re: Comping with Melodyne
2017/07/08 12:53:24
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I'm not sure that having multiple takes and using Melodyne belong to the same strategy.
If I have multiple takes, I can edit them into what I want for timing/pitch.
If I record one take (lazily) or if I manually comp many takes down to one, then it can be Melodyne time.
So I'm hoping to learn another workflow idea, if there is a better way!
cheers,
-Tom
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