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Anyone who uses Melodyne plz answer 1 question
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| DJ Robby Rox |
I wasted like 5 hours using it, watching tuts and doing control find in the manual.
I understand everything except one thing.
I don't see the option for it, or any menu control that would lead me to learning how to do it, nor did I find it anywhere else but I know its something Melo does.
How do you move vocal notes or timestretch so they're on beat?
Tuning and getting different pitch/transitions is right in the menus but I can't find ANYWAY to do this. The youtube vids has a quantize function and I see a guy just clicking and moving notes.
I've tried everything and can't see how its done.
PLease help!
-Roxx |
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| Zombie0729 |
you have to select the arrow tool, select the wave and then drag it how u need to.
tbh i find it quicker to stretch it in my sequencer and just use melodyne for pitch :) |
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| DJ Robby Rox |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zombie0729
you have to select the arrow tool, select the wave and then drag it how u need to.
tbh i find it quicker to stretch it in my sequencer and just use melodyne for pitch :) |
Yeh that doesn't work in FL. It screws the sounds up.
I did try the arrow though about 100 times and it never worked.
I have a thread in the Celemony forums too, noones answered yet though. I click the notes and drag and they stay still lol. I also did alt + click drag and still no dice. |
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| DJ Robby Rox |
I finally figured it out accidentally lol.
I would do "edit definition" because that was the only way I learned how to see the keys, but there was no way to move the notes with any of the tools.
I got pissed off and closed the window, started clicking obnoxiouslly all over the screen and a new friggin window opened up when I clicked on the track that says "untitled editor" lol.
It has all the options in there I was looking for, thanks anyway! Gets getting pissed pays off sometimes aha. |
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