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Originally Posted by logichead  Well, I watched the video, I think I was viewer number 1.
The DP pitch tool looks pretty good interface wise. Hard to tell how it sounded because the vocal always had delays and verbs going, even when soloed. Hard to judge transparency when the vocal is awash in fx. I will say the tuned vocal sounded duller and less interesting to my ear over my computer speakers. This may be due to the way DP handles formant correction. One of the things I like about Tune is the ability to turn formant correction off.
The tuning was quick, so it was missing much of the subtlety I prefer, slower attack of the tuning for example. I'm sure DP is capable of it.
Overall, if you are a DP user, it's free, nothing wrong with that. But I don't think anyone will change DAWs to use it. And DP users would still be wise to consider Waves, Melodyne, and AT Evo.
The reality is, all of these are valid. I use Waves Tune mostly, AT occasionally, and Melodyne seldom, but that could change at any time.
Best...H |
Hi H
Nice one, yes you were number one, only just posted it.
DP is as transparent as Waves and in IMHO better than Melodyne/AT
Sorry for the FX that's for the potential clients.
As for attack this isn't a plug so if you want a more gradual pitch variation you just draw it in.
I agree you wouldn't buy DP on the strength of it but if you were considering it, it may help you make your mind up.
Regards
Sean Kenny
Ten21 Recording Studio | Near London | Maidstone | Kent | UK