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Post by crillemannen on Jul 8, 2024 2:46:28 GMT -6
If you are tracking as well as editing it's your job to get as good takes as you possibly can, which are tunable. I'm an editing black belt ninja and you do whatever it takes.
But.. I really don't take on clients anymore. Dealing with bad musicians are so draining.
As a tip, I do really like the Syncroarts Repitch. You can even adjust vibratos and fluctuations within a note very naturally. It is the best software pitch plugin out there.
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Post by frans on Jul 8, 2024 3:05:38 GMT -6
There are "singers" that do not fall into the category "pitched notes" or... "approximating a scale known to mankind". I didn't have that for a while but if there is such a singer i just let them do their thing and do nothing - on the two occasions where it happened nobody asked me to "fix" it, as it is what it is and if it would need fixing, than that fix would include to swap the singer. On another band a person with a very strong lisp was the singer. Intentionally. No need to fix that either. There is music that is off grid, so to say, in many ways.
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Post by chessparov on Jul 8, 2024 8:30:20 GMT -6
I find the great Popular Music Singers who were Drummers (at least for a time/Paging Marvin/T.P./Peter Rivera (Rare Earth)/Levon Helm/ Karen Carpenter et al )... To be a fascinating sub set. Mel Torme' was a darn good Jazz Drummer too! Chris I agree. Phil Collins, Steve Perry, Gino Vannelli, were also drummers. I tried to be a Singing Drummer once, at the Monthly Jazz get together. All I did was ask if them if wanted me to either play... Too fast or too slow. Then I got handed a Tamborine. And was sent back into the Audience, to play it. Chris
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