Reading it, that's exactly what it does, it converts audio to midi so you can edit it. There's new post on this with a link to the product description. How many times have people asked why can't a Real Track follow your own entered melody or solo or whatever? Apparently using Melodyne you can. You can edit a real midi, that's the whole point. FWIWīut Bob, why would you want to input a generated RT into Meldoyne and convert it into MIDI? Of course, you can do that but I don't see the point as the MIDI notes for the RT are a notation of what the RT is playing and has no control over it, If you change the MIDI notation for an RT you will NOT change the RT being played.īecause, what we have now is not really midi, just notation. Even, though I know next to nothing about chord progression, this actually makes sense to me. I did read though that BIAB may not be able to identify and place chords base upon just a simple single note melody line because it doesn't provide sufficient info. In that case I usually just end up using a simple 3 note chord that barely works. Sometimes, the pgm will tell me that there are no other chord alternatives when it just doesn't sound "right" to me (or my wife who plays the flute and piano). That's when I go to the alternative chord choice suggestions in BIAB. It may very well be the "correct" chord choice by BIAB and still not sound like it "fits" to me. Due to my lack of knowledge, I can only listen to a particular chord and hear if it sounds "right" to me. Still, I am very interesting in the OP's question. Then there are novice, rookie, amateurs like me who are not even smart enough to ask a question in this area. I can see that it must take a lot of education, experience, and time to just scratch the surface of this area in music. The number of alternatives is incredible. Whew! Aside from everything else, my head is spinning from reading about all the chord progression stuff. But Bob, why would you want to input a generated RT into Meldoyne and convert it into MIDI? Of course, you can do that but I don't see the point as the MIDI notes for the RT are a notation of what the RT is playing and has no control over it, If you change the MIDI notation for an RT you will NOT change the RT being played. It is an excellent programme, albeit very expensive). I originally got a hold of it when I wanted the facility to sing a melody line into my computer and have it turn the notes into MIDI (so that I could use the Auto-Harmonist feature in BIAB). Third, as to Melodyne, I have this (though I only use it for pitch correction). It works with all the PG styles you already have and is not expensive at around $20. The primary function of this software is to generate arrangements based on a monophonic audio input (such as the human voice). However, there is a 'sister' programme developed by Microsoft, in conjunction with PG Music, called 'SongSmith'. That stated, I do find it helpful in its Re-Harmonist format when I want to change some chords somewhere and want substitutes suggested. Second, concerning the Auto-Harmonist feature - I have not found this to be one of the strongest feautures of BIAB, particularly as it cannot work with audio but needs MIDI to function. Can Melodyne extract and separate a recorded drum kit and convert the hits to midi?įirst of all, TTK, welcome to the forum. Can I put that RT file that I created in Biab into Melodyne, extract the notes from the original chord, convert to midi and change them? Same thing with a stereo Real Drum track. So, say at bar 8 I would like that RT to use an exact chord and maybe a couple of chops for ryhthm. It sounds great but as we've all said many times, it's generic, you can't make a RT follow an exact arrangement. That was amazing to me but apparently, that mult-part function is not yet available? From what I've gleaned from a few posts including yours, it does work with a single instrument? My question is can be used with these Real Tracks or Real Drums to modify an existing audio file? Example, I use a strumming guitar Real Track. That video showed them taking a 5 piece jazz combo, extracting just the guitar part, converting it to midi and then changing the part. A few years ago I saw a video of them demo'ing it at one of the NAMM shows. For me, I didn't get any good New Years gig offers so we are going to see Big Bad Voodoo Daddy at the Disney Concert Hall and that should be an awesome show. I sincerely hope you had a nice Christmas with your family and are looking forward to a good new year. This is in fact one of the very best musician forums around and I want to welcome you here. Like Mac said earlier, it's very difficult to attempt to tell sometimes exactly what someone means in an internet forum and whatever it is, I've rubbed you the wrong way.
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