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Interesting Melodyne style IOS app in development
I saw this video of the app on facebook. Looks very much like Melodyne, it supports harmony generation.
Very interesting if it could be used to modify notes in an audiofile like in Melodyne.
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Sounds promising. I just hope it won’t be a half-backed brilliant concept that will not be integrated with the rest of the ecosystem
That looks really cool! I hope it will also allow quantization horizontally in time as well as pitch vertically.
Nice...same developer behind Geoshred
Yes looks very cool indeed.
Judging by that video it looks like it's a tool designed for creating a suitable harmonic backing to a recorded melody, rather than a dedicated pitch correction app. Sure it does do some basic pitch correction, but fairly coarse if you compare it to Melodyne or Revoice Pro, and there's no control other beyond the grid snapping from what I can see.
If they added some additional controls, with finer control over the pitch of each note, then it could genuinely be a Melodyne type of tool, but again judging from the video that doesn't appear to be the app's intended purpose.
Yep, nonetheless it's good to see an app like this on iOS. It could be the first step towards something like Melodyne, who knows.
With pitch and formant correction, Cubasis is probably a little bit closer to that.
I’d find a good pitch correction tool more useful than the harmony side of things TBH.
Think I enjoyed the harmonisation aspect more. That whole perfectly in tune vocals thing bores me rigid.
I can’t listen to auto-tuned vocals. That and side-chaining make my teeth itch.
If it's done well, you'd never know. It's still a tool that's desperately needed on iOS.
Yes, I love it when a singer sings really well. Then I don't hear the tuning effect...
Okay fine. Yes, there's no replacement for talent, but pitch correction is still an industry standard tool that is missing from this platform. Whether you like it or not, it's something that I'd very much appreciate having in my arsenal.
You'll find no disagreement from me on either of those.
Auto-tune seems a bit like 3d TV, a nice gimmick but not something that should outlive its "hey look/listen to that" moment.
Regardless of the somewhat boring elitism of some people (boring because we all know enough there’s no replacement for talent), pitch correction is used more often than not in professional studio work, even when the singer is great (sometimes you don’t want to lose a great take because of a couple of notes that are out, specially if you have time or budget constraints) and yes, it’s desperately needed on iOS if it’s to be considered a serious production platform.
If this is the first step towards it - and it seems it is - than that’s a lot to celebrate. Cheers!
Essentially this.
I guess we're actually talking about the abuse of auto-tune and side-chaining, right?
Hard-pitch-quantized AutoTune and insanely pumping side-chained levels.
Both artefacts that audio engineers formerly used to avoid like the plague, yet some playful guys started to find them fun to be used as a "new effect".
I bet that one day, scientists will find them to be the true cause of the earth heating up ever since
Yeah, that awful pumping, squeaky club classix thing they do with it. Side-chaining does something weird with my ears - it's expecting something to be there that's been taken away, and it has an almost vacuum-like effect on my brain. Maybe that's why so many people like it!
@XanderJames @theconnactic no boring elitism here, I was kidding. I do use tuning though only when there is absolutely no other option, I really do dislike it. But if I have a job to do and no other way to get it done then I will tune something.
I mostly do live recordings, so tuning software is a difficult option due to bleed.
No worries, @mrufino1! In fact, I wan’t thinking about your remark but in all times people tried to “poison the well” of great and talented artists and producers by bringing this subject up. Cheers!
Right on. Again, I was kidding a bit. I am lucky in that I get to work with some really amazing singers, so I don't really have to use tuning often, but there have been times.
I do have to edit sometimes, for that I usually make sure I am recording rehearsals and sound checks just in case I need a line to edit or something.
But what’s wrong with using that T-pain app? We have had auto tune on iOS for a long time already!
