DP NAMM 2017

[waxman]

Good pitch & time (especially polyphonic, though that need would only rarely arise) would be a strong incentive for me to make the leap from 8 to 9.

Are you saying DP pitch will have polyphonic editing like Melodyne where you can go in and change a note in the guitar chord? Or a cello note in a string section?

[Robert Randolph]

Good pitch & time (especially polyphonic, though that need would only rarely arise) would be a strong incentive for me to make the leap from 8 to 9.

Are you saying DP pitch will have polyphonic editing like Melodyne where you can go in and change a note in the guitar chord? Or a cello note in a string section?

As far as we know so far, no it will not.

[ddas]

No, it won't. As far as I know, that's a patented Melodyne feature. (FWIW, it sometimes works well and sometimes works poorly, depending on the source material...)

[thracks]

I'm still hoping they'll give Volta the MX4 treatment. I'd love to see it integrated into DP. I was secretly hoping they might mention something like this at NAMM. It's probably not a big seller on this forum, but the modular market has exploded since they first introduced Volta. It would be so cool to have that tech built in to DP.

[bayswater]

No, it won't. As far as I know, that's a patented Melodyne feature. (FWIW, it sometimes works well and sometimes works poorly, depending on the source material...)

That's for sure. I was recently asked to pitch fix a harmonica recording already mixed with electric piano, strings, guitar, bass and drums. Melodyne is reasonably good at isolating notes at the attack stage, but over the duration of a note it brings in pieces of other instruments. So you could hear the harmonica at the start of a note, but then sustain from the strings and piano gets mixed in.

[buzzsmith]

Tangential again to the original topic, but I was just asked via email if I could remove an occasional male vocal on a commercial stereo track.

I replied, "Maybe...success not guaranteed."

I'll try Melodyne and see how much of the male vocal is visible and editable without destroying the surrounding frequencies.

Buzzy


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[bayswater]

Tangential again to the original topic, but I was just asked via email if I could remove an occasional male vocal on a commercial stereo track.

I replied, "Maybe...success not guaranteed."

I'll try Melodyne and see how much of the male vocal is visible and editable without destroying the surrounding frequencies.

Buzzy


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See my post above. I had been asked to isolate the harmonica (and not remove it, just tune it and produce a solo track. It just didn't work. Unless the voice is very distinct from other voices and instruments, including overtones and sustain sounds, reverbs and echos, I doubt Melodyne can do this.

[gjamison]

How about that new "multi computer setups" feature

[dix]

How about that new "multi computer setups" feature

That slide in the video was from another demo about setting external computers - mainly with VEP. There's no new feature like that.