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Post by frankie on May 29, 2013 10:04:52 GMT
Can you send me one of your files with note data for voiceworks to try.Cheers
Frank
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Post by Sequenzzer on May 29, 2013 11:57:21 GMT
Can you send me one of your files with note data for voiceworks to try.Cheers Frank I can certainly do that,but for what reason? Are you having issues with voiceworks responding to the harmony data? Mike |
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Post by frankie on May 29, 2013 13:50:23 GMT
Can you send me one of your files with note data for voiceworks to try.Cheers Frank I can certainly do that,but for what reason? Are you having issues with voiceworks responding to the harmony data? Mike No not having probs just wanna see your commands on/off etc.You may have better settings. |
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Post by Sequenzzer on May 30, 2013 12:32:49 GMT
I can certainly do that,but for what reason? Are you having issues with voiceworks responding to the harmony data? Mike No not having probs just wanna see your commands on/off etc.You may have better settings. Frank, I don't know your situation on how you listen to your harmony parts..(Do you have the capability of editing them? or just assign the track and play whatever is there in the midi already?) A BIG advantage of how I get my harmony sound is that I hardly EVER use the standard harmony track given with most midis...This is because when some of the midi programmers put them in,they always (chop) them up instead of correctly making them smooth. For example,when you have a three part harmony in the key of G,and say it lasts for 4 bars,I will hear most likely the G chord 4 times (GBD) (GBD) (GBD) (GBD) ,and as a result,you will hear the harmonies go on then off in succession 4 times. WTF? Sounds like crap. So I go in and edit in Cakewalk,remove the offending harmony track,and simply just play the G chord ONCE,and hold onto the notes for the full 4 bar length...Makes sense right,and the harmonies are intact,smooth,and no choppy musical waters. Of course this is very easy with this example,and a lot of MIDIS have a lot of harmony changes in different keys. This is why editing with a full blown keyboard workstation comes in handy. Let me get my stuff together,and I will PM you a link to a MIDI rock file that I use regularly on my gigs,where I removed the harmony track that was already there,and I played the harmony parts on the keys,recorded it as a track. Very simple harmony parts in this one,but I have some evolved ones that really took some time to figure out the chords,program them,and sound as realistic as possible on my part as well. Take Care, Mike |
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Post by frankie on May 30, 2013 12:58:34 GMT
I write my notes in with cakewalk.I know what you mean about chopy and stretch notes out the same.I also make sure I switch voices off at end of file.
I only use 2 voices but I was in a duo in New Zealand where we both had Voiceworks and we complimented each others vocals.
I reset my machine and lost all my settings global etc I had not saved them in a data dump.You wouldnt have your setting written down anywhere that I could use and save a bit of time.
Great machines eh !! Have you found TC Helicon facebook page they are giving away a free ipod on a survey.
Im gonna do a Simmo and make a CD just need to get a few more egg cartons to line a recording booth.
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Post by Sequenzzer on May 30, 2013 13:15:41 GMT
I write my notes in with cakewalk.I know what you mean about chopy and stretch notes out the same.I also make sure I switch voices off at end of file. I only use 2 voices but I was in a duo in New Zealand where we both had Voiceworks and we complimented each others vocals. I reset my machine and lost all my settings global etc I had not saved them in a data dump.You wouldnt have your setting written down anywhere that I could use and save a bit of time. Great machines eh !! Have you found TC Helicon facebook page they are giving away a free ipod on a survey. Im gonna do a Simmo and make a CD just need to get a few more egg cartons to line a recording booth. Frank, No I'm sorry...I have not done a data dump of the global settings on the unit,but of course I have not done many changes at all from the original factory settings,so it's easy enough for me to put them back,don't feel the need to save them. Using notes mode,I mainly have made changes in the eq settings.. |
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Post by shyamwestwind on Jun 19, 2013 4:55:49 GMT
Hi
Shouldnt this post be in the Technical section ?
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Post by freeway on Jun 19, 2013 6:30:49 GMT
Cheerz Shyam  Missed this one Barry  |
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Post by Jacqui on Jun 19, 2013 10:53:05 GMT
Busy Multi tasking Barry |
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