Melodyne

Hi all, I wonder why no one has replied specifically about Melodyne. It would be interesting to know if it's accessible because it's really fantastic. I don't have a ProTools yet so I can't test it but I seem to remember there is a demo version available on their website. More generally

jump to selected tracks

Hello all Something I hope that can get cleared up for me since I don't quite understand. In Sonar I got use to selecting a track on a control surface and the focus of Jaws went automatically to that track. Is that even possible in pro Tools using a control surface? Is there a function that

Re: jump to selected tracks

Hey Herman, When you say work with a track, do you mean editing the audio within the track or manipulating pan, mute, routing, etc.? If you mean editing, then, yes, there's a very quick way: press the select button on a control surface and the insertion point is in the track, assuming you

Re: Melodyne

I think nobody has replied because nobody has used it yet. Anyone? Slau On Jun 26, 2011, at 4:50 AM, Jean-Philippe Rykiel wrote: Hi all, I wonder why no one has replied specifically about Melodyne. It would be interesting to know if it's accessible because it's really fantastic. I don't

Re: Melodyne

Melodyne over on the PC is somewhat accessible. At least as a stand alone. If you were working with one track like a Vocal for example, you were able to go in there and break things up into small sections and correct them with MIDI. blind cool tech had a podcast on someone using it awhile ago.

Re: Melodyne

Hi HF, Basically the same thing so far on the mac. stand alone Menus are pretty accessible and with key commands I can change mono tracks. I have the cost effective Melodyne version That shipped with PT. I just took a look in PT and the RTAS version of Melodyne essentials controls change the

Re: Melodyne

Does this come with Pro TOols 9 as a download? On Jun 26, 2011, at 6:24 PM, Chuck Reichel wrote: Hi HF, Basically the same thing so far on the mac. stand alone Menus are pretty accessible and with key commands I can change mono tracks. I have the cost effective Melodyne version That shipped

Re: Melodyne

Hi Kevin, It came with 8.1. 9.1 coming soon! LOL On Jun 26, 2011, at 7:42 PM, Kevin Reeves wrote: Does this come with Pro TOols 9 as a download? On Jun 26, 2011, at 6:24 PM, Chuck Reichel wrote: Hi HF, Basically the same thing so far on the mac. stand alone Menus are pretty accessible and

Re: Melodyne

Awesome. I've got my Pro Tools 8 dissks, so I'll try to install it from there and see if I can get it working in stand alone mode. Kevin

Recently upgraded to PT 9 and have some questions.

Hello folks, I just installed PT 8 MP last week, then found out I was eligible for a free upgrade to the recently announced PT 9 MP. I still wanted the extra features in the full version of 9, that aren't in the MP version, so I opted to pay for the upgrade to the full version. The guy at

A major breakthrough, I think

Hi: Well, I went ahead and installed pt9 on win 7. I wanted to see if I could save for example an ivory preset as a pro tools preset and then import it into the mac version. Since I can use the jaws cursor on the windows pt, I am able to get around in the plug/in ui for stuff that is not

Re: Recently upgraded to PT 9 and have some questions.

Hey Josh. You're dongle that you currently have will be automatically upgraded to Version 9 when you first run the program. Keep that other dongle around. You never know when you might need it. Kevin

Re: A major breakthrough, I think

Wow. Ok. I've got windows 7 here as a VM. I'm gonna install Pro TOols on it and do this with some plugs I have here as well. Fantastic. Thanks for this. Kevin

chipsounds presets loading

Hi All, Gonna cross send to both pt and logic access groups on this one. Been a minute since i last jumped in but i've been twisting neurons to get presets working for chipsounds from plog, an 8-bit synthesizer which emulates all the 8-bit processed sounds from atari, sega, commodre, spectrum,