bitflipper



Well, after I was told the details, I understood their position better, which is that it was a very specific solution to one particular instance, and not only would it not work for everybody it wouldn't be their first choice of actions to recommend to others with similar symptoms. If you think of it in those terms, you can see where sometimes broadcasting a unique fix might just be opening a can of worms.

glrecordings


 
Or is that part of CW board policy that grammar and typos has to be pointed out and the submitter ridiculed and flogged? It is certainly a good way to make sure that non-english speaking people will think twice about helping out. But I guess it is their own fault for not speaking english. 
 

Karyn


ummm...   Did you mean perceived ?  

Actually, I did just that. V-V is my go-to pitch corrector 95% of the time.

couldn't get anyone to help verify my findings by trying it out on their end though.. so who knows.

Sijel

couldn't get anyone to help verify my findings by trying it out on their end though.. so who knows.

I'll retry again over the weekend, but I'm positive that I've added FX after I've V-Ved some clips.  For example, I usually correct the pitch first and then add VX64 to the track for dynamics and EQ processing.  (No point adding FXs to bad notes, right?)

Why are they not asking for debug information, dump files, erros logs, provide debug versions and instructions on how to capture useful information?

alexoosthoek


It's not the end of the world, now is it? If V- Vocal isn't working?

It's not the end of the world, now is it? If V- Vocal isn't working?

Bonzos Ghost

alexoosthoek


It's not the end of the world, now is it? If V- Vocal isn't working?

No, it's not the end of the world, but the OP has a point.
 
I got onto Melodyne prior to having V-Vocal as an option and liked it, so I've never bothered to try V-Vocal once I had it onboard. Obviously people do use it with success. It seems that it's best to load, apply correction, bounce & close from what I gather. (I still haven't used it, even though I'm on the latest version of Producer so I can't comment.)
 
With V-Vocal being one of the built-in features that Sonar boasts though, I would think that it should be all but bullet proof by now.
 
To me, a bundled feature included as a standard editing tool should work - period. I can understand the frustation that people have based on this fact.  

glrecordings

Notice whose name is on V-Vocal. We've already learned that Bitbridge was outsourced and when problems popped up with Bitbridge 2, the fix was to buy another 3rd party bridging program. This is based on purely anecdotal speculation but the problem will likely have to be solved by Roland. V-Vocal is their baby.

 
I bought my SW from Cakewalk - they are on point. No matter who owns Cakewalk and who wrote V-vocal.

glrecordings

rbowser


"...there is numerous users..."

Such confidence-inspiring English usage.----

Randy B.

What is the purpose of posts like this in this particular forum? Do you get a sense superiority by pointing out mistakes like this? Does it make you feel good?
 
Or is that part of CW board policy that grammar and typos has to be pointed out and the submitter ridiculed and flogged? It is certainly a good way to make sure that non-english speaking people will think twice about helping out. But I guess it is their own fault for not speaking english.
 
As a matter of fact we should have our own board.
 
Maybe we should wear a yellow star on our chest.

glrecordings
 
Maybe we should wear a yellow star on our chest.