Taisto
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Posted : Mar 10, 2012 23:41:09
I have a question,
When you guys recording audio by microphone (one instrument) from live playing, how do you turn that audio to midi notes in DAW? Having those exact same midi notes to the another instrument which can be VSTi.
I need an advise, i never tried melodyne jet, but is that a good solution for that? Or is there some better solutions..?
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Posted : Mar 10, 2012 23:46
yes melody is probably the best tool for that..
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Posted : Mar 11, 2012 00:37
if you can melodyne works great
but if you in ableton (other also may have this option) you can slice audio to midi by right clicking the audio clip. then edit the midi from there.
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Posted : Mar 11, 2012 02:43
Cubase does this natively and its as good if not better than Melodyne Check out my site for Video tutorials and other tips & Tricks
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Posted : Mar 11, 2012 03:22
with Vari Audio right? yeah..didn`t try yet but should work as good..
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Posted : Mar 11, 2012 08:52
vari audio works nice, but melodyne is better imo with more options. also it is capable of recognizeing polyphonic sounds like guitar chords.
however if u r in cubase and u have monophonic signal like a flute or vocal vari audio can work pretty good in the box.
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Taisto
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Posted : Mar 11, 2012 11:36
Thanks for replies! Melodyne then
Yes, i heard also that melodyne can recognize polyphonic sounds. But is it capable to recognize whole songs jet, like their was marketing before..? Could be from some NAMM show or something..
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Posted : Mar 11, 2012 13:19
FL transforms audio into midi? polyphon? wich tool is used for that?
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Posted : Mar 11, 2012 15:47
Melodyne and Vari Audio are best...
Here is a free one which works great for me.
Sometimes when I want to record
a melody very fast that I have in my head
I use a microphone and the audiotomidi vst:
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Posted : Mar 11, 2012 22:16
How could I do this in logic easily (or via freeware)? I'm not desperate but if it's easy to do, I could find a ton of uses for this.
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Posted : Mar 12, 2012 01:58
Quote:
On 2012-03-11 00:37, Kolishin Methud wrote:
if you can melodyne works great
but if you in ableton (other also may have this option) you can slice audio to midi by right clicking the audio clip. then edit the midi from there.
While you will be editing the sound in MIDI with this method, Ableton does not actually try to figure out what pitch the note is - it just slices the audio based on 1/8 1/16th etc and then puts those slices into a rack with MIDI notes at the division you chose.
So yes, you can re-arrange the pattern you spliced with MIDI notes - but those MIDI notes are not tied to a pitch like traditional MIDI - they're tied to the slices - meaning that if you dropped that MIDI data into another instrument it wouldn't be useful (at least from a pitch perspective)
