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Have you guys used this feature on bass tracks? I'm about to mix a song where the bass player played a 6 string bass and pulled the 5 note sharp nearly every time he hit it all the way through the song in spite of my best coaching and begging. I was ready for a long cut-and-paste session but maybe could handle it with pitch correction instead. For some reason that solution never even crossed my mind.

Used it all the time on Bass.

I've used it on bass - a Clevinger electric upright and a regular bass guitar. With the Clev, I think some of the work involved changing some notes a half step or whole step because of a mistake in a chart.

I've also used DP pitch correction to fix tuning issues on vocals, flute, soprano sax, and alto sax, all with great success.

Kaczinski wrote:Looks like it could be a very convenient way that might save me time - I shall report back later...
volker

try it you'll like it
Thanks Kaczinski!

dpdan wrote:

Shooshie wrote: As usual, excellent work, Dan. Not just blowing hot air at you; I know what it takes to get every bit of that so accurate, and that's just simply great work. You even matched the string vibratos… very cool.


Shoosh

awe shucks Shooshie, say that ten times real fast
I really should have used Garritan Orchestral Strings instead of GPO's,
but in this context I think they sound good.

You are so kind Shooshie!
Dan

Just one problem with the vid, Dan: when it panned to MTT, you needed to add some sort of hot-air blower sample.

(I guess it's obvious I'm not a fan of MTT, who has turned classical music into a product for his "brand.")

Shooshie

Shooshie wrote: (I guess it's obvious I'm not a fan of MTT, who has turned classical music into a product for his "brand.")

Shooshie

I know,,,

he is still talented though.
Dan

Once again, nice orchestral work dpdan!!

scooter

awe, thank you Scooter
Dan