This doesn’t always seem to work for me. For example, I sometimes extract the various parts from a song using IZotope RX8, and extract the drums as a separate track. I then bring that in to Studio One, but when CTRL-M to edit with Melodyne it just shows the tempo I have the song set to without the number in the brackets. Very odd. If I bring the whole song in that I extracted the drums from instead, it works OK.
Same, it's quite inconsistant. I have to delete a bunch of copied material, start over, try the same thing 3 times, then sometimes it miraculously works.
Can someone pleas tell me how to melodyne a vocal that changes BPM. I have a track that jumps up BPM and as soon as the track hits that point, melodyne stops transferring the vocal.
an easy work around could be to split the events in S1 before sending to melodyne! then you'll get the calculated BLM for the two events and you can enter in the meter/tempo change!
Hi Tim I've always had a problem in trying to figure out the tempo of my recordings. Studio one seems to default at 120bpm regardless of whether the recording is fast or slow. I use Melodyne Essential and I loaded in various recordings and then opened meloydyne. I don't get the bracket like it shows on your video. Am I d
You could just change the session tempo, and make sure the tracks you want to effect are in time stretch mode in the inspector. For Drums, you should use the drum algorithm, and for instruments, use the sound algorithm. I think I might make a video on this! FYI, the more you adjust the tempo difference, the more likely you are to introduce artifacts of time stretching.
sorry, studio one 5 user. i had to activate Melodyne every time i opened the program. I open it and nothing, no brackets and no options available despite is two hours now. No brackets or time detection... what i can do? imported an mp3, cmd m, melodyne and as above... three hours for a time map isn't nor possible nor make any sense
@@ThyeKokorow get familiar with the Options drop down menu. melodyne shows Time Grid and Tempo. One is where the beats are in either seconds or note subdivision (whole, half, quarter, etc.) and the other is the rate in bpm.
yea... this just doesn't work. You're missing something. the shortcut doesn't work on my mac and I have an expensive melodyne program that I've gotten just about nothing but a headache from for the last 8 months., Seriously... even when it DOES what it's supposed to, it's interface is either too difficult to adjust, or when you do you have an interesting little PUS WART sticking out of your mix where a robot shouts some robot profanity at you... that's what I get..
Great walk through for those of us new to using DAW software
Hey Tim, great explanation. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for a great product! Let’s make some content together!
This is the best and fastest way to detect the tempo of a song on Studio One. Thanks!!
Appreciate the vid. I learned how to become better at using my Melodyne. Didn't think about using it on the instrumental😅.
Such a lot of info here. I'm bookmarking this b/c I know I'm going to need to review this more than twice!!!
This is really handy. Thanks.
Really great tip! Thank you very much!
You always know how to inform and help us ! Thabsk
Yes!! This is the best explanation, for years have been spending way too much time tapping the tempo
Thanks Tim!
Thank you Tim, very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
This doesn’t always seem to work for me. For example, I sometimes extract the various parts from a song using IZotope RX8, and extract the drums as a separate track. I then bring that in to Studio One, but when CTRL-M to edit with Melodyne it just shows the tempo I have the song set to without the number in the brackets. Very odd. If I bring the whole song in that I extracted the drums from instead, it works OK.
Same, it's quite inconsistant. I have to delete a bunch of copied material, start over, try the same thing 3 times, then sometimes it miraculously works.
Can someone pleas tell me how to melodyne a vocal that changes BPM. I have a track that jumps up BPM and as soon as the track hits that point, melodyne stops transferring the vocal.
Are the vocals in one whole event, or split into many?
@@TimTalksAudio It's just one track of vocals.
Thx Tim, what about time signature changes, can Melodyne detect and put them in the right place or even detect them at all?
Great video
Thank you very much!!
Thanks, this is actually the best way to do it. Would it work if there are tempo changes in the audio sample?
Cheers!
an easy work around could be to split the events in S1 before sending to melodyne! then you'll get the calculated BLM for the two events and you can enter in the meter/tempo change!
@@TimTalksAudio oh, good point! Thanks a lot.
Can Melodyne Essential do this? I can’t seem to detect the tempo, no parentheses besides the original 120bpm in Melodyne editor area.
ThankU!!
How do you find the BPM when you only have a guitar track you recorded?
I’m on a trial version right now and the tempo in parentheses does not come up. Is that only a feature on the paid version?
I believe so, but i'm not certain.
Hi Tim I've always had a problem in trying to figure out the tempo of my recordings. Studio one seems to default at 120bpm regardless of whether the recording is fast or slow. I use Melodyne Essential and I loaded in various recordings and then opened meloydyne. I don't get the bracket like it shows on your video. Am I d
same here ... cant figure it out ...
What is the best way to slow down a drum session in Studio One without much artifacting? I have stems - kick, snare etc.
You could just change the session tempo, and make sure the tracks you want to effect are in time stretch mode in the inspector. For Drums, you should use the drum algorithm, and for instruments, use the sound algorithm. I think I might make a video on this! FYI, the more you adjust the tempo difference, the more likely you are to introduce artifacts of time stretching.
It does not work with essentials
good stuff buddy God Bless
sorry, studio one 5 user. i had to activate Melodyne every time i opened the program. I open it and nothing, no brackets and no options available despite is two hours now. No brackets or time detection... what i can do? imported an mp3, cmd m, melodyne and as above... three hours for a time map isn't nor possible nor make any sense
i can't see any of the time signatures or the needed infos from a chosen audio file
tech support call to either celemony or studio one. when in doubt remove and reinstall
@@ThyeKokorow get familiar with the Options drop down menu. melodyne shows Time Grid and Tempo. One is where the beats are in either seconds or note subdivision (whole, half, quarter, etc.) and the other is the rate in bpm.
@harveyandruss thank you now it works pretty well now, i reinstalled all and as well It works pretty anytime reinstalling eheh 😂😊
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Am I doing something wrong?
my question too ... just cant get the tempo detection to work!
yea... this just doesn't work. You're missing something. the shortcut doesn't work on my mac and I have an expensive melodyne program that I've gotten just about nothing but a headache from for the last 8 months., Seriously... even when it DOES what it's supposed to, it's interface is either too difficult to adjust, or when you do you have an interesting little PUS WART sticking out of your mix where a robot shouts some robot profanity at you... that's what I get..