New improved TimeMod (time compression/expansion): - optimised for single- pitch signals but maintaining the option to use an alternative TimeMod algorithm for more complex signals.simultaneous close and distant mikes) (In Pro Tools version) (Can be used for multi-track microphone recordings - e.g. Ability to re-use an alignment path:- on another Dub signal.Comprehensive audio preview options:- allows listening from VocALign to sections or the whole signal(s) before and after alignment, individually or together.
Protected signal blocks:- user can mark sections of the Replacement (Dub) signal to not be time-compressed or expanded during alignment.User settable Synch Points:- targets audio alignment at specified pairs of points in the two signals.Increased alignment accuracy:- achieved with a new and more sophisticated pattern recognition algorithm.Or you could start from the other end of the telescope- create your perfectly in-time and in-tune harmonies from the lead vocal in Melodyne, then randomise some parameters to make them sound more like an under-rehearsed/less-talented backing vocalist.Advanced Features and Functions in VocALign PRO …yes, you could ask the backing vocalist to do some practice before tracking. Who knows, one day they might enable some sort of macro capability in Melodyne. After a while, you start to recognise an individual vocalist’s less-attractive traits, and corrective editing becomes almost routine and repeatable.
Like I also said though, with a little practice, the results can be extremely convincing. Probably the notable exception is that of no Cubase automation in Melodyne - hence my comment of ‘it’ll be by hand’. Total control over timing, pitch, snap to scale, volume, polyphonic note separation, harmonic content, spectral changes, formants, re-synthesis - and all completely non-destructive. Yes, to a large degree you are right…Melodyne does pretty well everything that VarAudio does, but it does so much more besides. When reading about Melodyne, I cannot see the difference between that and variaudio in cubase? Yes, it’ll be ‘by hand’, but you’ll be able to get even the most obtuse timing and pitch issues resolved, and if you take care, the quality of the results can be un-detectable.
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