I would like some feedback on the vocal track that I tuned using V-Vocal.  It is my first attempt at V-Vocal and would like to know how the "tune up" sounds.

IT IS HERE under the name "V-Vocal Sample"

Thanks in advance, and if this isn't the appropriate forum, just let me know.

Tom 

Without a before and after sample it's hard to tell.  Also, without instrumentation it's tricky; I'd be hesitant to use this acapella unless the changes are very minor.  But, I use VV and Melodyne depending on the circumstances, and I like them both.  Google V-Vocal techniques because there is a very good guide written by a forum user that can help tremendously.

Like Lynn says - without being able to A/B the vocal it is tough to say what’s going on. 

I did listen to a couple of the tunes on your page.- very nice sounding recordings and performances. I am sure you hear the Willy Nelson comparison often enough to NOT want to hear it one more time, so I won’t mention it.

In 1962, I got my first acoustic guitar (I was 13) - a sears Silvertone (on my website, I have a picture of me playing it). So when you wrote ’” at around 12 years of age, I talked my folks into a Sears Silvertone guitar for Christmas”, it really hit home. I loved that guitar.
 
Anyway - your voice has a lot of character - I like it a lot, the records are natural and fresh sounding. Thanks for the déjà-vu hit!

One of my favorite Conway tunes.

I listened to the whole thing and I could only tell two spots where you used V-vocal, they both occur at the very end.

ditto.... 

Bub


One of my favorite Conway tunes.

I listened to the whole thing and I could only tell two spots where you used V-vocal, they both occur at the very end.

Thanks Bub, I will give a listen at the end.


Tom