Melodyne, Waves Tune or Auto-Tune? | FAQ Friday - Warren Huart: Produce Like A Pro
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- They all do the same thing technically but they all have different algorithms and different ways of working. I’ll tell you what I like about each of them.
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Questions answered in this video:
✅Melodyne, Waves Tune or Auto-Tune? What would you recommend?
✅Do you ever use albums to reference when you were mixing? If so what were some of your favorites to use?
✅ Have you ever mixed latin music?
✅ You mentioned putting the MV2 on the end of a 'bass sub'. With that do you mean compressing the sub frequencies?
✅ On keeping a copy of everything you work on, do you not store it in the cloud like with Dropbox or similar? That must be cheaper and more resilient than keeping old drives around.
✅ Have you ever thought of running a paid service where you provide customers a song to mix every week/month and then provide them with short reviews about their mix?
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Thanks, Warren! Thumbs up from us! :)
You're very welcome my friends!! Glad to be able help! I hope you're well over in Germany! Say hi to Stefan for me!
Melodyne is such a stellar piece of kit. Good on you guys!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks Ding Dong Ditch!
Love how you approach all of your content. Truly insightful.
Thanks ever so much! I really appreciate it
I had the same question. Then I tried Waves Live Tune. Oh Word! It saves hours, no futzing about with editing or correcting. There is enough control - Great deal for $29, and I love the simplicity and the functionality. Not missing Melodyne at all!
Nice one Warren. Super helpful. Happy Friday!
Happy Friday Ryan! Have a marvellous weekend!
Loved your opinion on listening to reference tracks not just for the mix,gain stage, compression ratios and limiting, but also for inspiring you and recreating the same feelings and emotions 🔥
I love your reply to use references as inspiration to get the same feel. That's a neat thing to think about.
Thanks ever so much
Way to go Warren!! At 2:15 central US time on 6/3/18 I just became your TWO HUNDRED THOUSANDTH SUBSCRIBER!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lately I have been watching your videos more than cable and Netflix combined. Granted, I don't have cable or Netflix, but that is neither here nor there. JK! Seriously, I can't thank you enough for everything I have learned from your videos and my mixes have never sounded better (and they continue to get better with every video of yours I watch). I literally could go on and on but you get the point. I can't wait to see what videos you will post next. You have truly changed my life and obviously many others as well. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND!!!!!!! Thanks Marvelous One!!!!
burgerguitars wow!!! Thank you ever so much my friend!! That’s amazing!! I am so blessed to have 200,000 Subscribers! You all rock!
Warren you are so amazing and a ispiration... being so consistent uploading videos and putting out so much information about recording is more than anybody could expect and shows how much the community means to you...
Im a big Fan!
Thanks ever so much! I am so glad to be able to help!! Agreed! I love this amazing community!
Again....again.....there are many that have great knowledge....and many talented teachers......but FEW with great knowledge that can teach! You are truly gifted!
Hi Friend, back again for another FAQ Friday! Wow, what an incredible week it's been! Making music, finishing Albums, starting new ones! Mixing, playing guitar, writing songs! Doing two Live Streams a week is so much fun! Being able to interact with all of you means so much to me! Thanks for being such an incredible community!
Amazing content Warren....as ever! LOL!
Question for faq Friday how do you go about getting “smack” or “crack”
Out of snare yet making sure it stills fits and isn’t clipping!?
Thanks ever so much Darlene!
Hi Justice, marvellous question! The 'crack' for me is that initial attack of the snare, a look ahead compressor/limiter can tame that or you can shape it using a Transient Designer!
Thanks for the advice Warren, PLEASE do a video on this... I don't think its really covered well on youtube. Maybe you can show us all how it's done!
Thanks Warren, excellent FAQ Friday. all the best, Darren Ross
Thanks ever so much Darren!! You Rock my friend!
Nice! Great information Warren. Lots of good points here!
Thanks ever so much Carlo! You Rock my friend!!
great video. thumbs up, lots of good information on this. helped me a lot.
Thanks ever so much
Another amazing tool for vocals is revoice pro, it's not for autotune per say although it has a tuning function in it, but it uses a reference vocal to match to, timing and pitch, several other programs I've tried claim they do this, but revoice pro, really is in a league of its own when it comes to tightening up vocal layers, it's what they use in movie studios to dub lines where the original dialogue audio isn't useable quality, so as you can imagine it needs to be absolutely perfectly in sync with the original audio to be convincing. When used on multiple vocal layers it actually tends to create this very cool chorus/mod effect that's like nothing else, Linkin Park you can hear it clear as day on the vocal stems. Not for everyone and can sound almost robotic in solo, but in a mix it seems to make vocals punch through like nothing else.
One of your best FAQ videos yet
Aw shucks thanks ever so much Chuc Konn!
Great tips from you Warren about saving copies of your projects and files not only on drives but on Dropbox and so on! My external hard drive died in May and it had been working for 3 years! So died this May with all my data my music , music libraries for Kontakt 5 and plugins! So now only now I started thinking of buying additional space on Dropbox going to buy a new hard drive but then going to keep my music projects on both platforms HDD and Dropbox! Cuz it’s very hard and stressful when you lose your work all at once and cannot recover it! Thanks so much for another educational and useful video! 😀👍
Thanks ever so much Alexey! You Rock my friend! I am so glad to be able to help my friend!
Thanks so much for the video..👍
Good answer on backups, Warren! I have heard of the "Rule of Threes" for backing up anything you can't afford to lose: 3 different backups, 3 different locations, and 3 different media. So maybe one backup to the cloud, one on an external hard drive at home, and one on a high-capacity thumb drive kept at work (or at least another external hard-drive kept at work). Short of global thermo-nuclear war, there should be somewhere to go to find a workable copy regardless of the nature of the disaster that strikes!
Warren, I’ve been watching your videos for about a month now and am blown away. Thanks for all the great stuff. I have a question that you might consider answering in FAQ. Monday, I got into a fight with a french press, ended up breaking the carafe and cutting my thumb really badly (fretting hand, 15 stitches, at least 1-2 months no guitar). Anyhow, have you ever suffered an injury which curtailed your playing and what would you suggest doing in the meantime?
Thanks ever so much Pas Couramment! I recently cut my first finger quite badly and have previously done worse where I have had stitches! I honestly played drums and worked on my Production skills! For me it's ALL music! Throw yourself into it my friend!
melodyne is really good on lead guitars if a couple notes are slightly off and you need them dead on. I use waves tune mostly for vocals, it can be really transparent imo.
Hi Matt, thanks for sharing your experience! I really appreciate it!
I didn't even think about this, good tip!
How can i get it sounding transparent?
Alan Fernandez define "transparent".
Thanks god Logic has Flex
Incredible! Thank you Warren
IWant Appledumplings Thanks ever so much Apple!!
Hey Warren thanks again as always for the amazing content! I noticed Cubase VariAudio was not mentioned, and wanted to give a shout out and perhaps hope for a latter video that adds your thoughts on it down the road? Thanks again!
For audio, clouds will work for many as a long term repository (not so much for us for 4K ProRes or RAW video, due to transfer requirements). Storage Area Networks or other Hard drive arrays work locally, but one thing to keep in mind, hard drives taken out of the spin (so to speak), as in put on a shelf, will start to accumulate potentially irrecoverable bit errors after just a couple years. Many, including myself have seen disks have major errors after a couple years. Sometimes people think that their offline hard drives are fine, until they go to actually use the media, and find little digital equivalents of pops and clicks (bit errors). However with digital, it may actually keep the files from being fully readable and usable, requiring an expensive service to reconstruct and recover as much as possible.
So, LTO or similar tapes are still used for longer term, cost effective storage. I can't believe that magnetic tape is still the best thing available (if anybody know of a better solution-- please let me and people in general know). The up-front can be a bit expensive (several hundred to a couple thousand for the drive/system) to get started, but the cost per GB drops quickly after that to become lower than hard drives per GB. LTO lasts a lot longer with significantly less risk of data corruption. Finally, take/keep copies off-site for redundancy, as noted. So, if you must use hard drives, use a cloud as well, and ideally run the drives through a spin-up and OS check/fix every several months, before the error rate gets too high.
Thank you for the great video. :)
Thank you ever so much!!
LOL you've convinced me to buy Waves Tune, Wasn't really aware of that one, but I had a studio with the mercury bundle years ago, and I found a lot of the plugins at the time to be very unstable and bloated, also felt like plugin overload, kinda put me off Waves for a long time, but recently I've started to come back around, I've been wondering how gravelly singers managed to get perfect autotune when Melodyne Antares and VariAudio struggle to even find the note much of the time, the closest I've come is Melodynes DNA polyphonic mode, but it's not ideal as the note layout is a jumbled mess, I work with a lot of rock singers like that, I'm one myself so if it can solve that issue it would be a godsend lol.
I'm team Melodyne for sure, I absolutely love that software because it's so transparent.
Thanks ever so much for sharing
Pleasure to learn from this cool guy!
You're very kind Jacob!
thankz keep up the good work
Thanks Warren for another highly informative video, John Martyn's Solid Air, now there's a really great album, recorded at Basin Street and Sound Techniques in London and produced by John Wood and Mr Martyn of course.
Red Monkee Productions yes Sir!! A complete masterpiece of Epic proportions!!!
I'm new to recording and mixing. When is the correct time to do pitch correction? Right after you record the vocals or after you mix them? Thank you for the video btw!
Warren, pls make a video on your favorite UA Apollo Console Plug-ins 😄
Amazing content Warren....as ever! LOL!
Great! That‘s my question too.
I've used Cubase's Variaudio for years and the way it's intregrated to the DAW makes it so much more user friendly that any external plug in - sounds very good too. Only reason I'm looking at this because I'm, learning Reaper and want to know what I can use instead of Variaudio.
Thank you again, warren!
Martin Luxen you’re very welcome!!
Thanks for turning me on to John Martyn! I didn't even know what I was missing!
Simply the best!
Thanks ever so much!!
Hi Warren, great video! With regards to your third question about sub groups....if for example I bus two mono bass tracks to one aux, when I use waves plugins on the aux track I see dual mono and stereo options of the plugin...is it normal to choose dual mono, or am I likely doing something wrong? Thanks.
MAJOR FLAW WITH WAVES TUNE: It stops working when it hits a tempo change. Melodyne doesn't have this problem. This critical information is buried on page 9 of the manual. You can only use Waves Tune when it's strictly locked to a one-tempo grid
Good to know.
I only have waves tune, the way i've got around this issue is to export all the stems and use waves tune on another new project that doesn't have the time changes. Don't love it but yeah.
@@RoyMorales If Waves got rid of their rotten W.U.P subscription, and fixed this timing bug with changing tempos, it would be usable. But as it stands, there are two show stoppers with this plugin.
@@Technoriety what’s the better alternative autotune?
@@whothisbuddhist I'm having success with Melodyne. I handles tempo changes with ease.
For basic vocal tuning: Waves Tune REAL-TIME www.waves.com/plugins/waves-tune-real-time
Hi Warren. Great stuff as usual. Thanks. Have you used the Waves BassRider? If so what do you think of it as an alternative to MV2 compression on the sub? I would imagine that using both at the same time they would work against each other.
Hi Vic, I love both and I would be happy to use BassRider going into the MV2!
I used Melodyne but I wasn`t lucky with it because it had a horrible update/upgrade-policy and had to be reactivated again n`again. But the major thing why I wasn`t so happy with Melodyne was this kind of "jittering-synthesized artifacts" with only very slight modifications that made a good and clean record sounding a lil`bit "robotic" and "snuffy".
Waves sounds more natural, clearer and inconspicuous.
Hi Warren on the the subject of Auto Tune , do you know what the difference is between the plugins you mentioned in comparison to flex pitch in Logic Pro ? for example Melodyne ?
Thanks Warren
Since the LCR video you did I've been testing more about panning and checking in Mono. The problem is that usually guitars tend to dissapear (for the most part) when checking in Mono, even if they were recorded differently and have different tones. How do you deal with that?
Do you use Kontakt or other samplers? If so, what libraries do you have/recommend?
I use Waves Tune. It’s very useful.
I joined the academy about 6 months ago but found it was way over my head and I couldn’t use their song files on GarageBand so haven’t progressed with the course. I’ll probably renew my subs now I have Logic. Shame I lost a year tho.
In my humble opinion, Waves Tune keeps the natural sound of the vocals as much as it can. I've used Auto Tune for years and I always found out that the vocals that I tuned were "too tuned", ya know what I mean? Even if I did less tuning, it still sounded as if the vocals were treated at some point (example if this may be the movie The Beauty & The Beast, where Emma's vocals were sooooo tuned, I'd bet that they used Auto Tune for that)
Waves Tunes, as I said before, keeps the natural sound of the vocals as much as it can and people can barely notice that I tuned the vocal. It not as drastically as Auto Tune, but I really like it a lot and this is why I made the switch. I haven't tested Melodyne, so I can't say much about it (though I've seen it in action).
I've really like Melodyne. Quite a lot of control, and the edit after recording allows you to hear your expression unaltered.
Thanks ever so much for sharing
Cubase has Vari-Audio built in plus it's ... Cubase, so it's fully integrated and you can stretch and twist things to your hearts content all in one program. Now I think it's better to practice and rehearse for hours if needed until you're happy and then get some great takes. You get some extra authority when you really know how to play something you can't buy for money. Then again I'm happy to fix bum notes and to do crazy experimental pitching. No matter what Cubase can do it ... that said, I think Melodyne is one heck of a program so it's on the list.
yeah to reference mixes !!!
Thanks ever so much!!
Hi Warren, Could you please teach us how and why to use mid side EQ ?
-hear every single word clearly, or let the brain naturally fill in the unintelligible in-between words? the genre considered, but I'm more asking what you personally go for, do ever let a word or two slip.
-is there any sonic difference from setting a hi output in the mixing session masterchnl and bouncing that at a certain level, then bringing in a lower level bounced stereo mix in a master session , and boosting the volume to match in master session( hope that makes sense) . my question is does it get wider, or different in sound in anyway . thanks
I'm using Cubase elements 9.5 which unfortunately doesn't have variaudio which is Steinberg version. So I have been looking at Melodyn and Waves and you just help me make up my mind. Melodyn I believe will be my choice looks a little easier to use.
Thanks for sharing your experience Andy!
Hi Andy, VariAudio is excellent IMO (i prefer it to the Waves and Antares products) and makes for a very fast workflow since it is directly integrated in Cubase. Melodyne is the only tuner I've used that actually tops VariAudio IMO.
Robert Cummings thanks for the info. 👍🤘
Sorry, forgot to mention one other tuner I've been using occasionally that actually tops both VariAudio and Melodyne in terms of "naturalness" is the one in Revoice Pro. But I still nonetheless end up doing 95% of my tuning with VariAudio.
Not only great information but promoting albums like John Martyn's - Solid Air. Go listen to it now. Hats off and thumbs up.
Wonderful! So glad you got that info! I love that Album!!
Hi Warren, loved hearing your comments on John Martyn's Solid Air! The Solid Air album is my "Night at The Opera" The production, recording and incredible performances captured of all the musicians on the whole album by the incredible John Wood at Sound Techniques, for me is second to none and is my constant inspiration for music production and recording. I was very fortunate to have worked with John Martyn from 1996 to 2004 and helped to secure a record deal for him with both GO! Discs and Independiente record labels where I was working during that time until I moved to Wisconsin, in 2004. After John sadly passed in 2009 I was contacted by John's Chicago based friend and record producer Jim Tullio (Jim is also a very good friend of Shelly Yakus) and asked if I would help put together a tribute album of covers of John's music by various well-known and not so well known artists who are fans of John's music . We managed to secure tracks by Beck, Robert Smith (The Cure) David Gray, Joe Bonamassa and many more who all recorded tracks free of charge....amazing!. The album was released in 2011 and is called "Johnny Boy Would Love This... A Tribute To John Martyn" I'd be happy to send you a copy of the CD! You can also find it on Spotify. Anyway sorry for the extremely long reply but I was moved by your comments on the production of John's track Solid Air which I share! Thank you so much for the amazing content and inspiration.
for hip hop, and electro fun stuff, I often use all 3, they all have a cool thing, waves tune on the end seems to smooth stuff the other 2 missed, organic stuff and rock, melodyne only
Hi warren. Can you quickly answer me this please. When you have finished mixing a song and your completely happy with it and how it sounds and you feel it dont need any more tweaking, do you ever question why doe's it need mastering? And have you ever been unhappy with a mastered song, where before it sounded just fine?... I ask this as i'm very happy with one of my mixed songs,, and kind of scared it will sound different if i get it mastered.. ?
Thanks
Waves Tune sounds better, Melodyne has a better work flow. Just my personal opinion.
AJ Larsen thanks for sharing!
A version of Melodyne comes with Studio One which I am not a fan of. I don't know if it's because it's a limited version, but it does not allow me to achieve what I want to achieve. I end up using Cubase's VariAudio feature, which is very good. I have even used an iZotope Nectar 2 module which allows you to edit just the portions you capture and have achieved very good results with it.
You’re right, David. Melodyne essential (which is the one that comes with Studio One) has a very basic toolset. If you want to adjust pitch modulation, e.g. vibrato, pitch drift, amplitude or formants, you would need one of the larger Melodyne editions. :) Please feel free to download our trial version and see what Melodyne can do for you: www.celemony.com/en/trial
Maybe time to revisit the pitch correction debate in light of the Melodyne 5 release? I’ve gone back to some prior tracks that included Melodyne 4 edits, then reworked them with Mv5, and whoa, the improvements solely to “pitch center” are stunning. Breath, sibilance, and other non-vocalized parts are now parsed into separate blobs for easy editing, and I may never use my de-Esser plugins again. Come to think of it, maybe a whole episode dedicated to the new version is appropriate?
I wonder if the weakspot of Melodyne got better. It sounds the best, but it is clearly the worst at recognizing the notes. Has it gone better doing so in the fifth version? You can not use it for rock vocals very often because it does not analyze the pitch correctly. If it is capable of doing so now I might get it, too.
You may want to check out CrashPlan Pro or Carbonite for large “in the cloud” backups... been using it for long time!
Marc Dessaulles thanks for the great tip!!
Waves Tune at its best sounds the best, but it throws in way more artifacts than the other two.
I bet it was Glenn Fricker who asked this question :)
I 100% agree with backing up to multiple destinations. Been trying to drum this into a friend's head who thinks that cloud backup is the be all and end all. Storage drives are always getting cheaper, and they're still accessible when your internet goes down.
Will there ever be PLAP tips on recording and mixing harmonica?
Hi Adam, Cloud can be great! I just highly suggest ALL forms of back up!
About 11 years ago, I had an OS crash and an external hard drive crash within a month of each other. Ended up losing more than half of about three years worth of files. I was really bummed for many months afterward. Ever since then, I back up everything like a maniac. Once bitten…
That's a great that you learned from that experience! Adam! I agree 100%!! Backing up is REALLY important!
Talking about Mike Clink ...it would be amazing having him on the show.
I wonder if anybody has an opinion on Logic Pro's vocal tuning plugin Flex Pitch as it stacks up against the others.
Thanks. By the way, do you have a special version of waves tune? I have waves tune but it does not have a graphical interface!
Ok. I see now. I seem to have waves tune real time.
Is the anything on an iPad/iPhone that has the same quality for turning vocals?
john martyn does sound amazing
Yes!! I'm a huge fan of John Martyn! Solid Air is such a masterpiece!!
Do you have latency on waves tune and if you have it how to solve the problem about it?

Storage - consider M-Disc. You want specs to well exceed the desired timeframe if possible. Optimistically a quality hard drive could be dependable for up to 7 years. M-Disc is the only thing I've found that could be a personal long term data storage solution. (...that might actually work dependably) Failing that, burning a high quality dvd or cd and storing in the fridge COULD give you 30 years but quite possibly might not. Best a "little guy" without a lot to spend on the problem can probably do. Anyone serious about backing up a lot of files long term ought to check out M-Disc.
Hey Warren! You mentioned a few times using Waves MV2 on a bass guitar. Could we get a short video of it in action?
Yes! Ask and you shall receive! Haha coming soon!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hey Warren, is this (Melodyne 4 essential) good enough for recognise midi from a audio loop in ableton? cheers Bart
It would need to be monophonic audio, not polyphonic. A single melody could be okay.
i use melodyne and follow up with waves real time tune
Thanks for sharing
I'm still hoping to get an answer concerning how to "glue" a mix together. Thank you in advance.
Compression!!! Look up some mastering tutorials, specifically multiband compression and using busses for instrument types
hey guys, does anyone know how to duplicated tuned tracks? when you copy and paste a tuned chorus for example wave tune doesn't copy the tuned part so you need to re tuned again. Suck a pain
another super video
Sadistic Chiwawa thanks ever so much!!
People love when I say FAQ. My God Warren, you made me laugh as FAQ. Cheers mate
Hi Warren I have a production question for you that I always struggle with a little. If you're recording a song which has a free time intro then the body of the song is meant to come in to a click, how do you go about this when tracking? You can't mute the click in the intro in the headphones because then the band will probably not come in when the click starts. Or having the click going in the intro will spoil the free time feel, even if the band ignores it they may still not come in exactly on the click. Would love to hear your thoughts on that one! Cheers!
royglennie that is a problem I've run into as well. There are a number of ways to achieve this. The easiest may be to record the "free" intro as a separate file or recording. Then merge the two into a single project. If you mix the intro separately, you can mix them down to stereo tracks and then merge (edit) them, which I believe is much easier than syncing the whole mix. I'm curious to hear how Warren would tackle this. Really great question!
Ah thanks Tisbonus yes good idea, I might try that on the next one. Last one I did was using a guide track (e.g. Acoustic guitar) for the free intro in a similar way but butted up to a printed track of the click which worked ok too. Thanks for the insight, and yes looking forward to Warren's opinion on the best way! Cheers
About Reatune 😎?
Tried to install AutoTune EVO on my Mac. It wouldn't install due to the app not being optimized for the latest Mac OS update. Any ideas?
Sorry to hear that Lisa! I unfortunately don't know what that issue could be? Is there an Antares Forum?
Probably, I was just being lazy. LOL . I'll search for one.
hey whats up have you ever did dancehall music
can anyone tell me what is the difference between the antares autotune and the waves tune in real time?
Thank You, Warren. Is there any free autotune alternative recommendation for people like me that just start learning digital audio?
M audio has free plugins. Download it and check out mpitch
If you use logic Pro, it has a wonderful utility called flex pitch that is basically the same.
@@Diniles thank you for the info. Cheers
GSnap
My dad recently gave me some of his old rack gear (old behringer preamp, compressor and eq) and I'm loving the feel of analong way more than using plugins in my daw, but people say that there is no point in using cheap analog gear when digital sounds way better. Should beginners stick to mixing in the box until they can afford the end tier stuff, or is having cheap analog gear to atleast practice on better?
Thanks a bunch!
In my opinion the best plugins sounds better than average analog gear.
Digital only sounds way better to people who can't hear latency and that seems to be a huge number of people by the way Warren as usual great videos always enjoy them and always learn something mainly because I'm prepared to listen bye for now Mike Baker
If you prefer your dads "old" rack gear, then use it and have fun.
Combined with learning "in the box" as well, it just gives you more options you can use.
Extra skills / experience never hurt anyone ;0)
For Indian vocals which are very complex compared to western vocals, waves tune gives more accurate results, melodyne does not give full control when tunning gamakaas or harkats.
I have a question (and it isn't about your hair or a vaguely sexual pun). Could there be a potential fix, in these newfangled "bone-conduction" headphones, to the age-old conundrum of vocalists having to either track with headphones that make it hard to hear themselves, or with monitors that make for a lot of bleed into the vocal tracks? Basically, these headphones go on your cheekbones or the bones behind your ears, transmitting the sound to your eardrums without blocking your ears the way regular headphones do. They are marketed as a safety thing for people who operate forklifts, or as a convenience for people work in busy offices where they need to hear stuff, and most are bluetooth, but I think panasonic makes a wired set for remarkably cheap, cheap enough that I'd get a pair exclusively for that application if it would work. Thoughts?
Adam Rainstopper interesting idea! I haven’t had many vocalists complain of traditional headphones. When they first start they may not be used to them, but typically they adjust quickly!
What about variaudio and flex pitch?
Avior Rok thanks for those great suggestions!!
Lol the best unholy trinity lol (Antares Autotune,Celemony Melodyne and Waves tune these are the whole music biz) love 💕 they are modern audio engineer’s best friends lol don’t start mixing a session without them
Hi i like to know if you listen to reggae music like bob Marley and the wailer from the late 60s, 70s and 80s? It's very wonderful music trust me you will like it.
Is it true that higher resolution of audio is better for rich the better reasult of melodyne tunning process?
You won't notice a difference beyond 48KHz.
Have you ever got the felling that you are hearing great music, but not that great production? Maybe not in terms of quality, but in terms of choises. Do toy agree that production, mix and mastering can define if you like an album or not?
What about Gsnap? :P
Your intro music always makes me play air guitar :-)
Hi Craig, yay! Glad to hear that!
hey man how, do you think Waves Tune Pitch Correction is too worse than Melodyne?
Melodyne>AutoTune/Waves
Nice nice..!!
Moz thanks ever so much!!
Look up coxsone dodds the legendary engineer in kingston Jamaica. I know him personally when i was a young kid and my father know him personally back in the days.
Where is Glenn Frickers comment?
Hahaha yes indeed Yannick!
Melodyne, Waves Tune or Auto-Tune?........G-Snap! Well....... it's snappy! ;^)
Glen Fricker is spinning in his garage right now.
I use no pitch correction. I don't really have anything against it, it's just personal preference. It is important to me as a guitarist to do it again and again and again and again until I get it perfect to me. It makes me a better guitarist, better in a studio environment, lot's of experience tracking, and by far I get the best end-product I can create.
Edit: spelling corrected
Great stuff! Yes, during Production you should definitely always go for the best takes possible! For Mixing, that's a whole different approach when you only have the Files provided to mix from. Many thanks!
Thats100% correct in my view, sadly many guitarists could play a phase a thousand times and still not get it right! So the only resort is to some kind of auto tune plugin sadly or use a session player, years ago the monkey's were berated for using session players, now the beach boys openly boost about using an excellent lady bass player on many of their hits?