Im trying to hold off on the X2 upgrade for a little bit.

I am trying to decide whether I want to get Melodyne or Antaris (or however ya spell it) for my birthday in November. Still not sure which is better for my needs.  I want some real time FX for recording so I can just plug in some notes and let it keep a singer on the money for the song.

All this WONDERFUL and positive chatter Im seeing is pushing me in the wrong direction  

Good luck with your struggle.  

You will surrender MWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

melodyne doesn't work real time.  I know Antares Auto Tune says it does, but I've never tried it.

If I were going for a real time pitch correction, I'd look at hardware.  like TC Helicon or Digitech.

Beagle


melodyne doesn't work real time.  I know Antares Auto Tune says it does, but I've never tried it.

If I were going for a real time pitch correction, I'd look at hardware.  like TC Helicon or Digitech.

Now that I do have LOL  Forgot its sitting in a box in the corner.  I guess I need to learn how to use it. 

See just another reason to surrender to the X2 gods  

for pitch correction in X2 I use melodyne.  it's the best one, IMO, tho I admit I've not used all of them. 

but for real time, yeah, I'd go with hardware.

Resistance is futile. 

On the subject of pitch correction Craig Anderton's SONAR article in SOS this month is about getting good results using V-Vocal.  JTIWMI 

[/link][link=http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/nov12/articles/sonar-tech-1112.htm]Unless you subscribe you will not be able to read it for three months

I used V-vocal for a long time, even tho I had a version of melodyne.  the version of melodyne I had was not a vst, it had to be used stand alone (or rewire, but that never worked well).  so I prefered to use v-vocal since it was so much more convenient.

but since I "upgraded" to the new version of melodyne and I can use it as a vst, I use it exclusively now.  I had more "artifact" issues with v-vocal than I do with melodyne.

digi2ns

Beagle


melodyne doesn't work real time.  I know Antares Auto Tune says it does, but I've never tried it.

If I were going for a real time pitch correction, I'd look at hardware.  like TC Helicon or Digitech.

Now that I do have LOL  Forgot its sitting in a box in the corner.  I guess I need to learn how to use it. 

See just another reason to surrender to the X2 gods  

a +1 for TC Helicon ..one of the most fun and useful pieces of gear i have purchased..I tried autotune vst and gave up.

O-Kay! (??)