Can't see why this should be different as long as it's monophonic. I figure the pitch is mainly determined by the frequencyDeep Schulzz wrote:What really is of interest to me is if the Audio Pitch Editor is only workable in vocal mode. What about monophonic instrument tracks like from a double bass, violin, saxofon etc?
(sorry for my english)
While it's designed primarily for vocals, you can get workable results from other monophonic instruments (typical "your milage may vary" situation). Haven't tried any of the ones you mention though…Deep Schulzz wrote:What really is of interest to me is if the Audio Pitch Editor is only workable in vocal mode. What about monophonic instrument tracks like from a double bass, violin, saxofon etc?
(sorry for my english)
Except I was there and ALL info wasn't there; mainly the link to the sign up page (which exowildebeest provided) and the important note that it's for Reason 8 owners only (FGL just mentioned that).joeyluck wrote:Go to the Beta Forum. All info is there.
http://www.reasontalk.com/viewforum.php?f=21
Be sure to read this:raccoonboy wrote:Hmm. Download from the Downloads page? Where is this?
maybe I have to wait, will I get an email? I don't think that page was very clear, it says where to sign up but I have already signed up... I'm wondering how to download (I'm a Reason 8 user).
thanks
After you sign up you get this message:raccoonboy wrote:Yes. I have read it, twice. It says 'at some point be let into the beta test'. I'm not sure how I know when I am let in... Do I get an email?
Maybe I'm being dense and missing something.
Okay doke. Thanks. Just thought maybe I had to log in or something. I'll wait and see.joeyluck wrote:After you sign up you get this message:raccoonboy wrote:Yes. I have read it, twice. It says 'at some point be let into the beta test'. I'm not sure how I know when I am let in... Do I get an email?
Maybe I'm being dense and missing something.
"We’ll get back to you soon with details of when the testing forum is open, and where to download the test versions.
/The Propellerhead team"
I assume you look for an email
And that is no less true for Melodyne too. There are videos on Melodyne's monophonic, and polyphonic, audio to MIDI conversion which show great results, and yet when I've tried it on my material, the output is a mess with most of the right notes together with a bunch of wrong notes created presumably by misreading harmonics and effects in the original material.selig wrote:While it's designed primarily for vocals, you can get workable results from other monophonic instruments (typical "your milage may vary" situation). Haven't tried any of the ones you mention though…Deep Schulzz wrote:What really is of interest to me is if the Audio Pitch Editor is only workable in vocal mode. What about monophonic instrument tracks like from a double bass, violin, saxofon etc?
(sorry for my english)
I've worked a bit with Melodyne, and it will be very interesting to compare these things in Pitch Edit mode with Melodyne:raymondh wrote:And that is no less true for Melodyne too. There are videos on Melodyne's monophonic, and polyphonic, audio to MIDI conversion which show great results, and yet when I've tried it on my material, the output is a mess with most of the right notes together with a bunch of wrong notes created presumably by misreading harmonics and effects in the original material.selig wrote:While it's designed primarily for vocals, you can get workable results from other monophonic instruments (typical "your milage may vary" situation). Haven't tried any of the ones you mention though…Deep Schulzz wrote:What really is of interest to me is if the Audio Pitch Editor is only workable in vocal mode. What about monophonic instrument tracks like from a double bass, violin, saxofon etc?
(sorry for my english)
So if we find that Reason 9 doesn't do an amazing job dealing with anything we throw at it, I think we need to give them a break and set our expectations fairly.
It does work for bass. You have to set the transpose type on vocal or it doesn't see the notes and then if you bounce to midi it'll just send the midi notes in a monotonal stream. Here's a little example of some of the things, like vocal-to-midi-to-bass-synth, and bass bounced to midi-to-violin-through-player-chords.Deep Schulzz wrote:What really is of interest to me is if the Audio Pitch Editor is only workable in vocal mode. What about monophonic instrument tracks like from a double bass, violin, saxofon etc?
(sorry for my english)
Thanks for the answers.jfrichards wrote:It does work for bass. You have to set the transpose type on vocal or it doesn't see the notes and then if you bounce to midi it'll just send the midi notes in a monotonal stream. Here's a little example of some of the things, like vocal-to-midi-to-bass-synth, and bass bounced to midi-to-violin-through-player-chords.Deep Schulzz wrote:What really is of interest to me is if the Audio Pitch Editor is only workable in vocal mode. What about monophonic instrument tracks like from a double bass, violin, saxofon etc?
(sorry for my english)
https://allihoopa.com/s/fZXfaLsz
It works really well for lead guitar
Gotcha. That brings up some great ideas. I'll have to dig out my bow for my double bass, record a solo and see if I can use the pitch editor to correct the sharp and flat notes. I've been setting the pitch editor on Vocal mode to analyze notes in a melody. I think I read that that needs to be done, but I'll check. Maybe when they say Vocal mode, it has a broader meaning, like Melodic mode. So far I've noticed that the pitch editor misses some fast notes and low notes, and I'm trying to add razor points and somehow reanalyze it after a little manual work. It occurs to me that it would be great for sax players who fail to adjust their mouthpiece lengths correctly and end up with a bunch of notes sharp or flat. It's all so complicated, new, and cool.Deep Schulzz wrote:...I just wondered if the audio pitch correction that is primarily made for voices also works properly for monophonic played instruments like for example a double bass...
Yeah, I`m curious about your resultsjfrichards wrote:Gotcha. That brings up some great ideas. I'll have to dig out my bow for my double bass, record a solo and see if I can use the pitch editor to correct the sharp and flat notes. I've been setting the pitch editor on Vocal mode to analyze notes in a melody. I think I read that that needs to be done, but I'll check. Maybe when they say Vocal mode, it has a broader meaning, like Melodic mode. So far I've noticed that the pitch editor misses some fast notes and low notes, and I'm trying to add razor points and somehow reanalyze it after a little manual work. It occurs to me that it would be great for sax players who fail to adjust their mouthpiece lengths correctly and end up with a bunch of notes sharp or flat. It's all so complicated, new, and cool.Deep Schulzz wrote:...I just wondered if the audio pitch correction that is primarily made for voices also works properly for monophonic played instruments like for example a double bass...
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