Hi Slau,
Just for update, Clip indicators was already set to hold for infinite, and VO
still doesn't announces when the meter is clipped.
Anything else I should check?
Thanks for your help,
Chi
On 3/22/2015 3:17 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote:
Hi Chi,
Yep, the Click plug-in's parameters don't work
It is marketed as a T-pain auto tune affect and not so much a pitch correction,
so I couldn't tell you, I have only used it that way. I also have wave tune,
wave light and an older version of Atari's auto tune, but not all of the
controls are usable in that version. I just try and whip my
Honestly Steve I haven't used it in about 18 months, but if I remember when I'm
in there I will crank it up. Maybe try starting a new thread on it.
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i also have waves tune. but have not quite found how to get it to work properly.
How ever all of the controls seem to be accessible and i can find the process
audio button. But i’d be interested to know how you use it properly. Is it just
a matter of changing the key to get it to properly change
Ditto
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Scott Chesworth
Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 2:32 PM
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Subject: Re: Possibly a very obvious, and maybe stupid question about setting
lead vocal levels
Nope. Hitting something harder basically means sending a louder signal
into it. In PT, a little boost of clip gain is usually the best way to
do that if it's required.
Chris's hotspot tip is golden btw. Need to remember that one myself
next time I'm tracking in PT.
Hth
Scott
On 3/26/15,
I think that you can demo it for free and it doesn't take a Iloc either.
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Subject: Re: Numb pad is still
does it do a good job of retuning vocals
On 27 Mar 2015, at 6:15 am, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
It was the T-pain affect from Izotope.
HTH
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This might seem to most of you like a very very obvious question, and yeah, I
know ultimately at the end of the day, probably what it's gonna boil down to
is, Just listen and use your ears, but I have a song I'm going to be
recording. It really doesn't have much dynamic volume changes in the
When we say hitting a compressor harder, I've never quite understood what
that exactly means. Are we saying that we're basically raising the speed of
the attack, therefore making it kick in sooner?
Chris.
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Talking of tips… I know this isn’t in any way Pro Tools related, but as we’re
tipping anyways… I just found out you can hit VO-D to go to the dock, then
start typing the name of the application you want to switch too, then hit
enter… Much faster than either CMD+Tab, or Jumplists under windows.
When I'm recording myself (not something I'm a fan of), I just play it
uber safe with the meters and concentrate on the actual performance.
It's too easy to get distracted. I'd say set levels using the chorus
and the climax you mentioned, maybe take a slightly longer run at that
part to make sure
Hey by the way poppa. What was the name of that pitch correction plugin you
use. you told me about it once before, i did google it, and from what i can see
what ever it was called it seemed it was not available anymore, but i’d be
interested to do another search for it. auto tune is just so
HI Slau, thanks for the help.
Yes I'm aware of the fact that the Voiceover reads the radio buttons in
such ways for that particular settings.
Peak on the left and and Clip indicator on the right
Then the related radio buttons below the labels.
I went to clip indicator label first then went down
Hi Chi,
I can't think of anything else at this point. I'm not sure why it's not working
for you right now. I'll be travelling overseas tomorrow so I suppose I'll have
plenty of time to ponder this one :)
Best,
Slau
On Mar 26, 2015, at 8:21 PM, Chi Kim chigook...@hotmail.com wrote:
HI Slau,
Hi Chi,
I've just verified that in version 11.3 the clip indicator definitely works.
I'm not sure what might be causing your problem with the indicator. One thing I
would check is that you have the correct radio button checked in the Metering
tab of the Preferences window. The way it reads is
Hi mate,
I record my own vocals a lot, and what I’ve personally found is that with all
the sound checking in the world, I automatically sing louder when I’m actually
recording, I think it has something to do with the this is now live
psychology.
Anyways, like Scott said, I’d check yourself on
Well, just means you can sing one note at a certain loudness for say 10
seconds, and you can reliably determine what level it’s at.
Cheers,
Take care,
Chris Norman
On 26 Mar 2015, at 19:59, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com wrote:
Nope. Hitting something harder basically means
I think it's more valuable because it'll allow you to get away from
the keyboard, and into a better position to do whatever it is you're
gonna be doing once the actual recording starts. Just a bit less
switching between frames of mind, if that's not too hippy.
Scott
On 3/26/15, Chris Norman
You said it:
I hear you really want to sing the part of the song where you feel
you're going to spike the highest level.
Yell right into your mic and see where that peaks. Chances are it
will be a few dB above the loudest note in your song.
Hopefully you're not eating the mic and backing off
no hitting it harder as in higher signal level!
At 03:37 PM 3/26/2015, you wrote:
When we say hitting a compressor harder, I've never quite understood
what that exactly means. Are we saying that we're basically raising
the speed of the attack, therefore making it kick in sooner?
Chris.
It was the T-pain affect from Izotope.
HTH
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Steve Sparrow
Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 11:21 AM
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Subject: Re: Numb pad is still down
Hey by the way poppa.
Hi,
Subject kinda says it all. Got an offer from a music vendor that i have done a
great deal of business with for the FXpantion BFD3, i think the name of the
plugin was. It was a mighty big plugin anyways. Now i wonder if it’s at all
possible to use this plugin under pro tools or what gives
Ah, you've caught up ;)
The dock is one thing that still works well IMHO. Nowadays though if
I'm not in PT, then I'm not in Mac OS at all. VO drives me barmy.
On 3/26/15, Chris Norman chris.norm...@googlemail.com wrote:
Talking of tips... I know this isn't in any way Pro Tools related, but as
The bad news is that there's a custom preset browser, mixer and
authorisation system. However, if enough well labeled parameters are
exposed to automation and either your dealer or FXpantion themselves
could give you a hand with activation, it might still be usable. The
good news is that there's a
Thanks Slau, I'll keep looking around and update what I find as well.
Have a safe trip!
Chi
On 3/26/2015 8:55 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote:
Hi Chi,
I can't think of anything else at this point. I'm not sure why it's not working
for you right now. I'll be travelling overseas tomorrow so I suppose
Thanks Steve, really nice to have it back working. I've had a few other slips
like that change things before.
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