If you're having trouble installing the plug-in, try these 2 things: 1. Watch my video on how to install VST/AU plug-ins manually here: ruclips.net/video/1pOMkZMMUw8/видео.html 2. Restart your computer. Often the plug-in won't show up until after a restart.
I'm still having issues with the installation. I have download the AU (.component) moved it to the component folder and nothing. I tried restarting the computer too. Where is it? Under audio units??
Thanks for another great video. I'm on Catalina and after download + restart I got an error message from LPX saying it wouldn't install the plug-in as it could not authenticate the developer, and so cannot verify it free from Malware. I went to the LPX Plug-in Manager, selected the plug-in and hit the Reset and Re-scan button and hit "Open". I also had System Preferences | Security & Privacy open (General Tab) and the app popped up with an option to allow it despite not being validated. I hit the allow button and made sure the "use" box was checked in LPX Plug-in Manager. I then re-started my iMac and the plug-in was successfully installed and appears under "Audio Units" within Audio Effects.
This was an excellent lesson. One thing I'd add to it: One of the ways you can use this is to lay down those harmonic tracks (either as separate tracks or as bus sends) and then use that to get your vocalist (same or another) to sing along. In other words, this is a great tool for getting a vocalist to perform the harmony you want them to. The result will be more natural sounding, and of course, you will be able to use variation wherever you like - attack, dynamics, tone, etc.
I've watched quite a few vids on vocal mixing/processing and I swear that this entire video made all of the many hours of different videos tie in under 15 minutes. Thank you so much for this tutorial, this is a huge gem for me as I produce and engineer by myself and I'm learning more and more every day that it's the fundamentals that matter, not necessarily the "rules".
Awesome, Thanks - “Every dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.” 👍😊
OMG a light just got switched on! Thanks for doing this. My attempts at harmonies so far SUCK!!! And the great thing is, I do already have Pitchproof, but didn't know how to properly use it. Excellent.
Isn’t bad I guess once you’ve corrected formants and so on. For an even more humanised effect, you could turn the aux busses into tracks and nudge them forward or backward so they all come in at different times.
Thanks for this instructional video! I've been looking for an audio plug-in such as this so I can use it as a guide to learn and sing different harmonies. It's optional if you want to use harmonies from the plug-in, but if you can learn to sing the correct notes (key + pitch) on your own, even better!
I use this on my guitars. For example, if I have a breakdown that I want to be heavy, automate for just that part to have lower tuning. Its perfect, it doesn't give that Mickey mouse sound unless I drop to low of course.
I have this plugin but never thought about using it with an aux! Thanks a lot! I also discovered that using this plugin on the vocal track even with the the signal all the way dry that it softens the vocal down a bit! Great plugin!
I had no clue that this type of plug-in existed, nor did I look! LOL This is such a useful tool! WOW! Even if it sounds "too" mechanical, you can insert in a session, where the artist is having difficulty finding the right harmonies, and have the artist copy what the plug-in is doing! Imagine this thing on vocal chops or guitar riffs? I have Melodyne, but this seems a lot more quick and quirky! That formant adjustment was a BONUS! Great video.Thank you!
quality! thank you for this. i had come across this plug-in before, still you have been the only person to explain how to use it in depth to create things that sound musical and fit
I'm old school, a SANGER and one whom has not only sang my own background recordings stacked anywhere from 10 to 24 tracks, as I've always believed more is better and dissect best from least needed later in the mix, but, also singing for others, arranging and selecting harmonies for songs BGs, I guess this is beneficial and definitely more optional for time restraint, efficiency and for those with those random spontaneous vocal harmony ideas, and maybe being an engineer or a producer mixing a song whom doesn't know how to sing, plus, the vocalist isn't available... Oh, yea, AND IT'S FREE, TOO!!!??? Shoot! Get it!!!
For me I find it tough to find my harmonies. I don’t think it ends up sounding real enough to actually use in a mix for me. But I would get it to find the harmony then record a take at the same pitch to get a good quality harmony.
I tend to record scratch tracks for vocals, Tune them right into shape and then spend a month or less practicing it. Then I re-do it without as much editing. Same thing could apply for harmonies
I think that's the intent for the plugin. It's a way for you to get ideas or so you can hear an approximation of what you want to do before going through all the effort and finalizing everything else. Even I was not expecting it to sound this bad. It's very robotic. Might actually be a cool effect in EDM tho.
I would say this can be used as a reference for some real vocals that needs to be recorded. If not it sounds very metallic nomatter what when you pitch vocals too much, but none the less the sound can be used for some genres. :) I'm still gonna stick with melodyne and write the harmonies myself, thats the fun part of it. :D Thanks for sharing!
After I downloaded the files and transferred them to the VST and Component directories, I had to shut down my iMac and restart. Then in Logic, the plugin was in Aegean in the Audio list. Thanks. ProofPitch adds a fullness and interest to the vocal.
Just stumbled onto this video at 5 am. I needed this plugin in like forever 'cuz I'm trash at music theory and all that, I just didn't know these things existed. No homo but bro, I love you. Thank you so much.
Very nice video mate! It's a sick plugin for free. I'd just like to add my inputs - Maybe it is just me but for me, izotope Nectar's harmonizer works best. it sounds very realistic to me and it blends with the mix just right.
Pitch proof is an amazing " diatonic " pitch shifter / harmonizer... I've used it for a few years on guitar ! Put it before your distortion and set the shift you want based on key and play..It's that simple.. You can also automate it within your DAW to cycle through as many different keys and intervals as you need within just one instance.. I actually find it hard to believe that it's FREE but it is !
Thanks for that Mr Carney. Nice one. Certainly a hell of a lot easier than flexpitch. I can't afford Melodyne ($AU300), so this will do the job for me. Cheers, and thanks for all your other stuff as well.
🍀A very good tutorial. One notices or rather I can hear that musically and in terms of arrangement you are beyond the basic amateur status, congratulations. The "Pitchproof" plugin is really highly recommended. I just found out that there is a Pro version of this too. I forgot the exact name for it at the moment. Just a few days ago I was able to download the "Waves Harmony Engine" at a great price. I haven't dealt with the program much yet, but the result in terms of creating harmony is certainly at least the same, apart from the fact that "Harmony Engine" provides even more extensive experimental options (which you can use but don't necessarily have to 😉). Despite everything, I'll deal more consistently with "pitchproof" first 👍
Logic already has a pitch shifter plug-in built in. One this this plug-in lacks is formant shift. The Logic one makes it so much easier to to me gives a much smoother sound. Sometimes it's just best to work with what you've got!
Eiffel 65 used something similar in their songs in the late 90s and early 2000s. Back then it was a hardware solution, but today you can have it using a vst plugin.
Vocal shifting is the one thing computers still can’t do that well. The most natural software I’ve tried is Little Alterboy by Sound Toys and it’s $100
@@Brendan-Black Yes but what would they call it? Little Castrato? Little Opera Boy? Little Countertenor? That's a tough one and there's a joke in there somewhere... It has some artifacts but produces the most realistic up shifting I've heard. I thought the tech would've been here by now, I've been looking for 20 years.
Let me clarify: Altarboy is the 'Lesser EVIL" Please name me one product that pitch shifts vocal audio higher in pitch and doesn't sound like: the Chipmunks, doesn't mix in shitty synth tones, or a 1/2 dozen other awful artifacts and you sir will win a prize! I've tried them all, the hardware ones too. Altarboy is the most usable for me and has the least problems. Sure it has artifacts but similar to guitar audio to midi conversion the techs haven't been able to develop a quality pitch shifting algorithm for vocals. (Full disclosure I haven't spent quality time with Melodyne yet) If you know of one please tell us the name!
Yeah, real harmonies are always better. Normally if I have to create harmonies, I'll use Melodyne or Nectar 3, I get a bit more natural sound doing it that way, but the point of the video was to demonstrate a free method of doing this. You also get a very specific sound with artificial harmonies that you can't with natural harmonies. All depends on the genre.
@@MusicTechHelpGuy Your video demonstrates concisely and thoroughly what the Aegean Music PitchProof plugin can do. As you point out, "All depends on the genre". I'm a fussy, old classical music guy so my views are fussy and old if not necessarily always classical. That said, your Logic Pro X video tutorial series has been a game-changer for me. So thanks for all the wonderful work you've done and continue to do.
Trevor Burt voiceLive Rack, and antares harmony engine, if used subtly they probably yield the best results. Know what you mean though, it’s because every time someone sings a line, their throat moves slightly differently. As it should I guess lol.
I'm still having issues with the installation. I have download the AU (.component) moved it to the component folder and nothing. I tried restarting the computer too. Where is it? Under audio units?? Any help will be appreciated.
Sounds like a quick and easy way to "compose" a harmony line, which you should then simply learn and sing. Formants, autotune, none of these computer algorithms fixed the "creepy android" sound.
Hi! Thanks for sharing. I'm considering getting the Antares Harmony Engine, but I see pitchproof harmonizer is free. Are there advantages to the harmony engine that make it worth the extra money in your opinion?
Good luck getting pitch proof to work nowadays on a modern computer. They cut support for it, so I’ve seen a lot people saying they can’t get it to install.
If you're having trouble installing the plug-in, try these 2 things:
1. Watch my video on how to install VST/AU plug-ins manually here: ruclips.net/video/1pOMkZMMUw8/видео.html
2. Restart your computer. Often the plug-in won't show up until after a restart.
I'm still having issues with the installation. I have download the AU (.component) moved it to the component folder and nothing. I tried restarting the computer too. Where is it? Under audio units??
Im Catalina... its working?
Juan Ospina Keys could you walk me through the steps ? I’m running Catalina as well and I can’t seem to get it to work, which file did you download ?
@@mexicunt12 did you find a solution for this?I've just had the same problem
Thanks for another great video. I'm on Catalina and after download + restart I got an error message from LPX saying it wouldn't install the plug-in as it could not authenticate the developer, and so cannot verify it free from Malware. I went to the LPX Plug-in Manager, selected the plug-in and hit the Reset and Re-scan button and hit "Open". I also had System Preferences | Security & Privacy open (General Tab) and the app popped up with an option to allow it despite not being validated. I hit the allow button and made sure the "use" box was checked in LPX Plug-in Manager. I then re-started my iMac and the plug-in was successfully installed and appears under "Audio Units" within Audio Effects.
This was an excellent lesson. One thing I'd add to it: One of the ways you can use this is to lay down those harmonic tracks (either as separate tracks or as bus sends) and then use that to get your vocalist (same or another) to sing along. In other words, this is a great tool for getting a vocalist to perform the harmony you want them to. The result will be more natural sounding, and of course, you will be able to use variation wherever you like - attack, dynamics, tone, etc.
I completely agree, specially when you have singers who still aren't too comfortable improvising harmonies.
i find it impossible to find a harmony naturally.. so hope this helps
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I felt this brooooo! It’s just another chapter!!!
lol XD
I've watched quite a few vids on vocal mixing/processing and I swear that this entire video made all of the many hours of different videos tie in under 15 minutes. Thank you so much for this tutorial, this is a huge gem for me as I produce and engineer by myself and I'm learning more and more every day that it's the fundamentals that matter, not necessarily the "rules".
Dope. This is gonna frighten my clients when they hear harmonies they didn't record. XD
Lol... My Thoughts exactly!
No...it's gonna piss em off. It would piss me off.
@@bobbyodell8676 :-)
Bobby O'Dell agreed lol this isn’t that great of a harmonized at all.
Lmao 😂
Would be a great tool for making a guide track for singing a real harmony part that isn't glitchy or pitch shifted at all.
Awesome, Thanks - “Every dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength,
the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.” 👍😊
Nice God bless you
is there another word for simplicity?...yes , Pitchproof.... Thank you guy...love this
I came here just for the "how to make harmony from a single vocal take". Not just that but i also learned how to eq harmonies! Thank you very much!
Brilliant 👍🏼 I never thought of using vocal harmonizer in an Aux channel and that formant control idea is totally dope. Thanks a ton.
cool video,thanx
One of the most informative demo videos I’ve ever seen in this space. Nice work!
Really cool! Clean & clear coaching! I'm using this in my current song tonight!
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OMG a light just got switched on! Thanks for doing this. My attempts at harmonies so far SUCK!!! And the great thing is, I do already have Pitchproof, but didn't know how to properly use it. Excellent.
Reminder: Never do this when intoxicated. Might accidentally summon a choir from hell.
But really tho, thank you this awesomez.
😂😂😂😭😭
Isn’t bad I guess once you’ve corrected formants and so on. For an even more humanised effect, you could turn the aux busses into tracks and nudge them forward or backward so they all come in at different times.
Thanks for this instructional video! I've been looking for an audio plug-in such as this so I can use it as a guide to learn and sing different harmonies. It's optional if you want to use harmonies from the plug-in, but if you can learn to sing the correct notes (key + pitch) on your own, even better!
I use this on my guitars. For example, if I have a breakdown that I want to be heavy, automate for just that part to have lower tuning. Its perfect, it doesn't give that Mickey mouse sound unless I drop to low of course.
pure gold. best teacher in the internet
I have this plugin but never thought about using it with an aux! Thanks a lot! I also discovered that using this plugin on the vocal track even with the the signal all the way dry that it softens the vocal down a bit! Great plugin!
How do you download this plugin???
I wouldn’t want that amount of glitchiness in the final thing, but this would be really great for working out harmonies. Thanks for the tip!
Nice song
Has a sound that seems to fill a hole left where there was once more duran duran and tears for fears.
Good video.
And a bit of Depeche Mode also.
@@urbanphil0s0phy
Yes
I could see this being useful if you're not great with vocal arranging. You could use the automatic harmony as a guide.
I had no clue that this type of plug-in existed, nor did I look! LOL This is such a useful tool! WOW! Even if it sounds "too" mechanical, you can insert in a session, where the artist is having difficulty finding the right harmonies, and have the artist copy what the plug-in is doing! Imagine this thing on vocal chops or guitar riffs? I have Melodyne, but this seems a lot more quick and quirky! That formant adjustment was a BONUS! Great video.Thank you!
This is amazing. What you did really makes the plugin sound much better, and you can't beat free!
quality! thank you for this. i had come across this plug-in before, still you have been the only person to explain how to use it in depth to create things that sound musical and fit
I'm old school, a SANGER and one whom has not only sang my own background recordings stacked anywhere from 10 to 24 tracks, as I've always believed more is better and dissect best from least needed later in the mix, but, also singing for others, arranging and selecting harmonies for songs BGs, I guess this is beneficial and definitely more optional for time restraint, efficiency and for those with those random spontaneous vocal harmony ideas, and maybe being an engineer or a producer mixing a song whom doesn't know how to sing, plus, the vocalist isn't available...
Oh, yea, AND IT'S FREE, TOO!!!??? Shoot! Get it!!!
Really like the simplicity of this VST thanks for the tip!
Awesome technique. Would be even better with some heavy delay on the affected harmonies 😉
Greatest teacher and inspirer on the tube! Thanks
For me I find it tough to find my harmonies. I don’t think it ends up sounding real enough to actually use in a mix for me. But I would get it to find the harmony then record a take at the same pitch to get a good quality harmony.
this is great problem solving
I tend to record scratch tracks for vocals, Tune them right into shape and then spend a month or less practicing it. Then I re-do it without as much editing. Same thing could apply for harmonies
Look up chord charts, the harmonics to try are written out for you, it's an easy way to find your basic harmonies to try.
I think that's the intent for the plugin. It's a way for you to get ideas or so you can hear an approximation of what you want to do before going through all the effort and finalizing everything else.
Even I was not expecting it to sound this bad. It's very robotic. Might actually be a cool effect in EDM tho.
Another fantastic tutorial, man. Thanks! This may help thicken up some vocals in my new adventure game. Going to play around with it now.
I would say this can be used as a reference for some real vocals that needs to be recorded.
If not it sounds very metallic nomatter what when you pitch vocals too much, but none the less the sound can be used for some genres. :)
I'm still gonna stick with melodyne and write the harmonies myself, thats the fun part of it. :D
Thanks for sharing!
After I downloaded the files and transferred them to the VST and Component directories, I had to shut down my iMac and restart. Then in Logic, the plugin was in Aegean in the Audio list. Thanks. ProofPitch adds a fullness and interest to the vocal.
Just stumbled onto this video at 5 am. I needed this plugin in like forever 'cuz I'm trash at music theory and all that, I just didn't know these things existed. No homo but bro, I love you. Thank you so much.
Brilliant demonstration of the harmonizer plug/in.
Very nice video mate!
It's a sick plugin for free.
I'd just like to add my inputs -
Maybe it is just me but for me, izotope Nectar's harmonizer works best. it sounds very realistic to me and it blends with the mix just right.
Wow. What a great video. I’ve been all over the map trying to figure this out and kept getting sucked into paid sites.
Love your tutorials. Always learn something. And despite this effect sounding pretty garbage, that EQ “bandpass” trick is absolute gold.
Also that “automating the harmonies” is another great trick. Old school 10CC “I’m Not In Love” riding the faders on tape loops. Great stuff.
sounds free
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING THESE WEEKLY
Pitch proof is an amazing " diatonic " pitch shifter / harmonizer... I've used it for a few years on guitar ! Put it before your distortion and set the shift you want based on key and play..It's that simple.. You can also automate it within your DAW to cycle through as many different keys and intervals as you need within just one instance.. I actually find it hard to believe that it's FREE but it is !
May I ask how you automate to cycle through the keys? Is it in pitchproof or logic?
Thanks for showing this plug-in, we'll definitely experiment with it!
You are so generous with your knowledge. Thank you for sharing this workflow.
Thanks for that Mr Carney. Nice one. Certainly a hell of a lot easier than flexpitch. I can't afford Melodyne ($AU300), so this will do the job for me. Cheers, and thanks for all your other stuff as well.
🍀A very good tutorial. One notices or rather I can hear that musically and in terms of arrangement you are beyond the basic amateur status, congratulations. The "Pitchproof" plugin is really highly recommended. I just found out that there is a Pro version of this too. I forgot the exact name for it at the moment.
Just a few days ago I was able to download the "Waves Harmony Engine" at a great price. I haven't dealt with the program much yet, but the result in terms of creating harmony is certainly at least the same, apart from the fact that "Harmony Engine" provides even more extensive experimental options (which you can use but don't necessarily have to 😉). Despite everything, I'll deal more consistently with "pitchproof" first 👍
This was a remarkable video. You are a great teacher. Thank you.
Logic already has a pitch shifter plug-in built in. One this this plug-in lacks is formant shift. The Logic one makes it so much easier to to me gives a much smoother sound. Sometimes it's just best to work with what you've got!
bro you just earned this subscription.....good job
This is the best artificial harmony process I’ve seen. Thank you so much. 😊👍🏾
Awesome solution. Easy to understand and easy implement. Great teaching.
Another amazing tutorial.
Love from India :)
Thank you for the explanation of the formant feature... Very helpful.
It's my go to pitch plugin. Been using it for years.
Super cool, thank for taking the time to share.
Without the formant correction it achieves sort of a Weird Al Y. sound.
LOL! Thats all I can pay attention to now
The singer has a nasal tone like wired al
Another good way to add formant correction is to actually sing the harmonies yourself! 🤩
Wow! Sounds pretty good. Thank you for putting this info out.
Your videos are so helpful inspiring and precise. Thank you for always being ever so helpful 👍👍
Awesome!! Downloaded instantly
Eiffel 65 used something similar in their songs in the late 90s and early 2000s.
Back then it was a hardware solution, but today you can have it using a vst plugin.
Well, this is an excellent demo for backing vocals with plugins
This was sweet! I will def experiment with this!! Thanks for the vid
Yeah! thanks for this great video! m'gonna download and experiment with this. love your videos!
Your vocal tone reminds me of Barry Manilow. Very distinctive dude 👏🏾.
Thank you so much MusicTechHelpGuy 💯🙌🏾
Vocal shifting is the one thing computers still can’t do that well.
The most natural software I’ve tried is Little Alterboy by Sound Toys and it’s $100
Little Alterboy is fantastic. I was really hoping we'd see a non-"Little" version of Alterboy from Soundtoys by now...
@@Brendan-Black Yes but what would they call it? Little Castrato? Little Opera Boy? Little Countertenor? That's a tough one and there's a joke in there somewhere... It has some artifacts but produces the most realistic up shifting I've heard. I thought the tech would've been here by now, I've been looking for 20 years.
Tim White you don’t like celonomy?
Alterboy isn't natural AT ALL, wtf?
I literally use it because it is the shittiest, most digital sounding.
Let me clarify: Altarboy is the 'Lesser EVIL" Please name me one product that pitch shifts vocal audio higher in pitch and doesn't sound like: the Chipmunks, doesn't mix in shitty synth tones, or a 1/2 dozen other awful artifacts and you sir will win a prize!
I've tried them all, the hardware ones too. Altarboy is the most usable for me and has the least problems. Sure it has artifacts but similar to guitar audio to midi conversion the techs haven't been able to develop a quality pitch shifting algorithm for vocals.
(Full disclosure I haven't spent quality time with Melodyne yet)
If you know of one please tell us the name!
Very nice presentation. I love the song and the voice, it reminds me of B. Manilo with a beautiful modern sound.
Thank you for introducing me to the plugins which I never knew I needed..
Brilliant!! Thanks so much Man!! You are the Best!!
You taught me way more than you said you would🙏🏾
Perfect demo! Many thanks!
GREAT VIDEO you're awesome and have taught me a lot!
Thanx for this vid, particularly the buses trick! I will give it a try. Your voice reminds me of Howard Jones, great singing!
I've yet to hear any artificial harmonizers that can compare with an actual harmony part sung on another channel!
Yeah, real harmonies are always better. Normally if I have to create harmonies, I'll use Melodyne or Nectar 3, I get a bit more natural sound doing it that way, but the point of the video was to demonstrate a free method of doing this. You also get a very specific sound with artificial harmonies that you can't with natural harmonies. All depends on the genre.
It’s also a great way of figuring out and learning a harmony which you can then record that harmony for real
@@MusicTechHelpGuy Your video demonstrates concisely and thoroughly what the Aegean Music PitchProof plugin can do. As you point out, "All depends on the genre". I'm a fussy, old classical music guy so my views are fussy and old if not necessarily always classical. That said, your Logic Pro X video tutorial series has been a game-changer for me. So thanks for all the wonderful work you've done and continue to do.
@@ShiningHourPop Fair enough!
Trevor Burt voiceLive Rack, and antares harmony engine, if used subtly they probably yield the best results. Know what you mean though, it’s because every time someone sings a line, their throat moves slightly differently. As it should I guess lol.
It's also pretty good at those old school heavy metal guitar solos.
Great video. This told me just what I needed to know. Thanks!
Cool! Thanks! I guess Melodyne is still the bomb when ultimate QC is bottom line.
Great tutorial! Thanks for the free plugin link! You rock bro!
Can imagine the final version of this song in one of the episodes of How to get away with murder. Agree?
thank you, I can't wait to use it😭👏🏾
I use a very similar proses with clients to find them harmonies, then just have them sing along to the harmonized track.
Great video! Easy to follow steps. Thanks!
Great!! I'm downloading immediately!
Really interesting use of other plugins to tidy up the harmonies.
Pretty cool song, nice tutorial! Thank you
Best ever. Thank you. A new subscriber. Cheers
For once, I actually like the voice and song used for the demonstration! This technique should be quite useful. Thanks!
Very helpful video, much appreciated.
I'm still having issues with the installation. I have download the AU (.component) moved it to the component folder and nothing. I tried restarting the computer too. Where is it? Under audio units?? Any help will be appreciated.
Having the same issue
Great! Many thanks.
you really are the best man.......love everything.......
Sounds like a quick and easy way to "compose" a harmony line, which you should then simply learn and sing. Formants, autotune, none of these computer algorithms fixed the "creepy android" sound.
Great to create harmony guide tracks for singers. Does this work with GarageBand?
It works with Garageband too.
Thank youso much. This was extremely helpful.
That’s awesome! I’m gonna try this today!
Hi! Thanks for sharing. I'm considering getting the Antares Harmony Engine, but I see pitchproof harmonizer is free. Are there advantages to the harmony engine that make it worth the extra money in your opinion?
Good luck getting pitch proof to work nowadays on a modern computer. They cut support for it, so I’ve seen a lot people saying they can’t get it to install.
@@MusicTechHelpGuy Thanks for the heads up. I gave it a try and with no success. It seems the harmony engine is the smartest choice.
Nice run!!
great guidance !! salute to you !!!
Muchas gracias, muy clara tu explicación. saludos
Super-Duper-Useful! Thanks much 🙏