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| | #31 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: The City Of Brotherly Love And Sisterly Affection
Posts: 8,141
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Ill purchase it next week and I ll comment re the results.
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| | #32 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Philadelphia PA
Posts: 717
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''Silver Sonya'' I think that this is an informative post my brotha. I also respect the way you handled your disagreement without being disagreeable with name calling and other insults like some people on this sight. who name I wont mention. Hat goes' off to you my brotha. I think like in all things...One mans trash is another mans treasure. It's subjective, I believe that most of us get it ( Recording / Sampling ) right from the initials recording stage so that we don't need to revisit a sample ( at lease that's how I do things) OK after paying for the ''Melodyne 3 Cre 8'' I may need to upgrade. I hope it works well with other DAW's without that mess up bridge thingy. Melodyne V2 with DNA english video. YouTube - Celemony Melodyne V2 with DNA Bobby (Phillysoulman) I know that you will give it the work out, like you do with all of you 1000 plus gear in your closet...Lol. Please post back and let us know your thoughts. Peace & blessings. ![]() | |
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| | #33 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: The City Of Brotherly Love And Sisterly Affection
Posts: 8,141
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Cant wait to give it a go.thumbsup | |
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| | #34 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: on the couch
Posts: 1,636
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Too many want to stroke their egos by dissing those who ask (often) valuable questions, instead of answering them. That shit is childish. Regarding Melodyne: It's great on guitars, nice on pianos and strings and often pretty usable when used on whole mixes. The more "percussive" the sounds, the easier it is for Melodyne to recognize the individual notes. Brass instruments sound pretty bad (in my experience). You get many artifacts once you start to transpose the sounds, which can sound pretty bad. What it's great for is taking a sample and rearranging it (musically). Not only can you hear the sample in the musical context of your choice, you can also use it as a guide for musicians to replay it. This is not some kind of magical resynthesis tool, but it's a revolution nevertheless and I'm certain the next generations of these kinda tools will sound much better. A small step for Melodyne, but a giant leap for musicians. ![]() | |
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| | #35 |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 4,803
| I've been playing with the Demo. It's cool for taking stabs (horns etc...) and changing the notes. I get some musical results on some things, like being able to remove bass notes. I used it to stretch a kick into a longer "boom" sound today.. I may end up buying it and using it to pitch vocals and the usual pitch correction stuff. But for editing stabs and playing with DNA the demo is cool. (I need more ram for my G5 because it seems to need more than my paltry 3.5 GB) Everyone in hip hop should have this in their arsenal for sound design. The best part is that for sound design it is FREE to get the demo which works on anything 10 seconds or less.
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| | #36 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Washington, DC
Posts: 6,978
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People seem to just want to discuss which era of MPC is best or whatever, but a truly game-changing new tool drops and e'r'body's like... which era of MPC is best? I'm like, what? Do you realize what is possible?!?Hip hop's sonic irreverence should make it the most exciting, fearless music in the world. Anything is possible. All boundaries are elastic. Any sound is valid. Bang your fist down on the table: that's a kick drum if you drop it an octave. Y'know? Why people wanna be conservative is beyond me. - c p.s. I was avoiding saying what you said about the demo. It shows that Melodyne has not thought about hip hop in setting up those parameters. They're presuming people are going to use DNA in the obvious, boring way. But ten seconds is enough to FSU in hip hop!! In fact, the limitation is cool! See what you can get away with for free! ![]()
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| | #37 |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2005
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| | #38 |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Washington, DC
Posts: 6,978
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| | #39 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 4,803
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What's funny about it is there were more threads/posts about it when it didn't exist and was announced than there are now that cats can use it for free. The developers deserve props/advertising. | |
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| | #40 |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 3,388
| yea thanks IM WHO YOU THINK, DLing right now. |
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| | #41 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Washington, DC
Posts: 6,978
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I bought it 'cause I love it so much and the end of the year is coming and it's a tax write-off. My sense is that nobody in the Celemony office was thinking about hip hop. I don't think they realized that for the hip hop community --- which is arguably the most potent commercial force in music right now! --- ten seconds is a LOT. Especially when you realize it's probably as much memory as Hank Shocklee had to play with back in the day. (Not being exact, but you know what I mean.) I think they were thinking about people in Nashville demo studios who want to make sure the guitar chord is perfectly intonated or whatever. For these people, ten seconds is enough to get a sense for its power without being able to fully use it. But if you're going to use this tool in the Danger Mouse way (or the me way), ten seconds is enough to really make something interesting happen! Limitations are cool! And getting something for free is cool! I'm in my mid-30's. I hope some gifted, imaginative 19-year-old out there makes a masterpiece with this technology. Here's hoping. - c | |
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| | #42 |
| Banned Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Truthsville USA
Posts: 399
| Been waiting a long time for this. My mentor who tracks orchestra sections constantly is jumping up and down. Sadly it doesn't work properly yet... Hes has some serious crashes so Im waiting to buy the final version. But consider this for classical music- You track a string section. One of the strings falls out of tune a bit or the intonation is off. These sessions can be $3000+ AN HOUR for the players... If its not caught until the woodwinds come in to add their section, they would have to try and play a bit out to match. This is TOTALLY NORMAL and expected. People playing non fretted instruments is another game as opposed to synths and samples. So now you can do a fine tweek so that the piano doesn't sound out in that section and the woodwinds can track in tune... If it REALLY REALLY works well, its going to be HUGE. And for hip hop, it could be ridiculous... I cant wait to see what the 15 year old kid in his bedroom does with it and some samples he downloaded... The traditional potential is huge but the creative potential is truly amazing. If you have limited resources, programs like this are HUGE... If it will stop crashing... So the demo, while usefull now- isn't the free ride for those who are going to really use the program. You will need the updates for sure... Especially if you have owned Melodyne prior, then you KNOW its going to NEVER work 100%... Its just worth dealing with for the results. |
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| | #43 |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 3,388
| hey I found one wreid use of it that is pretty interesting (at least for me): I was messing with some short sample I took from some Berlioz CD I've got (a fast and crowded orchestral phrase) and wasnt getting good separation (I get a lot of wreid artefacts on the "soloed" parts I wanted, not really useable... then I selected the 2nd tool (I'm on the french version I dunno the english name), it also works with the 4th and started clicing on the notes: depending on the location you clic on the waveform you get different (perfectly looped) tones that are very interesting to resample in order to create new instruments for a sampler or a synth that can load waveforms... pretty cool! |
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| 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended. | why are you guys leaving all of the fun/imagination to the 15/19 year olds? LOL give this to easy mo bee in THIS day and age...and see what HE does. If you have an intimate connection to vinyl and certain songs you passed over, or had trouble manipulating..this tool really opens the door for samplers in more ways than one. I wont even need a whole record. Just give me one james brown stab, one pinky floyd power chord...one acoustic solo from that one kid alchemist uses alot...and im golden. Im not even thinking of it in terms of "phrase sampling"..but in means of composing all new original material WITH the patches/soul of the real instruments of that era. Make your own samples, for real. |
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| | #45 |
| 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended. | I just copped the demo, and wow they gave you 10 seconds for real?? I love it. I might actually buy this in 2-3 weeks for a birthday present to myself. What is the price? Everytime i goto there store, it asks me to run some app...nah im good on that. Price just for the editor with DNa??? LOL at everything im going through to make this demo work for me Splicing and dicing..imma post what i did tonight |
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| | #46 |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Washington, DC
Posts: 6,978
Thread Starter | This thread is finally rolling. I'm happy. - c |
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| | #47 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 4,803
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MG, I feel u. To hell with the 15 year olds I'm gonna do my thing with it. I'm going back in the crates (well lost my records to Hurricane K but u get the jist). | |
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| | #48 | |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: London
Posts: 1,992
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And I imagine this is what Silver Sonya was hoping to do in the first place! R.
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| | #49 |
| 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended. | You know that 10 seconds is still a pain in the ass. LOL, they fudged the code a bit, i swear, everytime i tried to arm record in another application it started to glitch on me. LMAO but i finally figure out how to get it squared away to record..... Here it is (attachment) I built 3 new chords, a 4 chord progression, out of the first 2 seconds of the intro.... and yes.....i need this in my life |
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| 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended. | One of my all time favorites.. im feeling geeked out about this. The big problem, with the demo atleast, that it sends my buffer underuns/cpu to hell when i use it as a VST.. I dont know if this is a limitation of the plug or my computer...but it can get real tedious. I can barely stick to it for 2-4 bars... But once its done...im impressed. Even on the EP, i added a few notes from within the sample i think thats cool. Even with all the delay and static in the original, it doesnt sound half bad. |
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| | #51 | |
| Gear maniac Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 157
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It's pretty exciting for me as a person who doesn't play any instruments but has an understanding of music theory. Looking forward to trying it out soon. | |
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| | #52 |
| 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended. | Whats crazy is that it dont even need to be perfect..from a sampling perspective, it can afford to be messy...really interesting artifacts..does that little stretch thing at the end of the loop like recycle does too |
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| | #53 |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 3,388
| Definetly something that would be interesting for a VI. |
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