I specifically searched for this video in my library because I remembered there's someone who doesn't just clicks "pitch correct everything" or uses the macro slider. Ingenious :)
Finally, someone that actually uses melodyne properly… no highlighting everything and clicking “pitch correct” or just simply double clicking every single note hahaha Awesome job mate !! -Newcastle, Australia
From Perth, if your job is to record artists and get paid fine, but does the artist actually pay for this painstaking process or is it a case of boys with toys, I hit the melodyne button and vala it sounds great, to say that dissecting it actually sounds more natural is debatable. Then again hard to tell when 99% of what you hear on YT is mediocre at best, hence the problem with todays music , flooded by dillusion, same when some guys are playing with the EQ, I have a great pair of speakers and I just cant hear it half the time, it is a nuance, but it looks sometimes as if they try so hard to believe their own BS
You gave me confidence and results. Understanding the importance of keeping the beginning of phrases intact makes all the difference. Thank you so much. You really helped me go from wondering if I'm making a mistake to improving performances in the right way.
Finally! Thanks for going on real world cases and not in isolation. I always felt I'm missing important parts but I have not found any great material. Until now! Also, this is a great demonstration why you should not let the keyboard player write the vocal melodies on their keyboard.
Wow, awesome, tutorial. I learned so much from this one video, Sensho. Because my vocal style has a lot of movement and bluesy, this helps to understand how to treat those notes, especially, splitting the notes to address the entry, mid and exits. Thanks
Amazing tutorial! I’ll admit it.. I’ve been a select all, 100% correction guy. But I make and produce pop music, so it’s never been a huge issue. Well I’m currently tuning vocals for an upcoming Christmas song. Followed your steps in this video and HOLY… my vocals sound so much more natural!
Excellent video! All pints were well explained and I love how you put the performance first over mechanical perfection. Upped my game in under 17 minutes.
Thank you for this useful video. I only just got Essential and after your video went to work on a song of mine which I sang. I have tried other tuning methods (Logic) and was not happy with the results. After your video, I am much happier, though I still have room for improvement on my own vocal performance. Thanks again.
I was wondering why my vocals sounded so different after recording them & using Melodyne. I was just double clicking, pitch center & no pitch drift on everything. Going to start being a bit more deliberate with when I use it now, rather than slapping it on everything
this changed my life, but it took time to really figure out what "transition point" was refering to. it would have been more easy understanding if you just used the term bending, but anyways thank u!!!
Down to earth tutorial. Pretty Straight forward talk. I am definitely a novice on stuff like this. Melodyne is kind of scary for me to tackle. I admit, I am not a techie. After your tutorial, I am not scared to try your tips and tricks on my own recordings. Teaching is a gift. Not everyone doing TH-cam videos has the gift. You do! What I mean by that is - People may know how to do something but, they can't me (a non-techie) how to do it. They really can't break it down to help me to understand it. Their approach is "If I understand it, you should be able to understand it too". I had a college math teacher actually say this. Most of the students taking his class were failing and many considered dropping the course - until they found some really great tutors to break it down. Thank you for producing this video.
So…the glitch at the end of the phrase you’re working on around 15:30 is a result of how Melodyne detects the pitch line and sometimes completely bollixes it up. Then when you apply the hard pitch drift correction, it squishes the pitch line into a quick but very audible burble. This regularly drives me crazy, and I end up removing that note from detection just to get rid of the burble. To be fair, the burble is sometimes caused by a bad punch (as it might be in this case). But I’m still looking for ways to edit the pitch line itself to get rid of the giant jump. It would be great if you could highlight a section of the pitch line, delete it, and have the software fill in a logarithmic move between the two points.
Nice tutorial. I always thought melodyne sounded like a robot on crystal meth, but I see you can finesse it to sound more natural. With Pro Tools studio and Melodyne ARA, it's a game changer!
Cool thanks for this. I was wondering about using it for Native American flute (because the notes are off unless it's 72 deg. F) but the notes are almost like a giant sibilant happening simultaneously over the actual frequency and its harmonics. It's the air rushing over the sound hole, and I don't know that it will sound great moved with the predominant frequencies because that airy rasp will get pitch "corrected" too, as if it were just more tonal harmonics of the pitch (which it's not, really). Some of the complexity is harmonics of the target pitch of the flute, but there's that airy rasp over the sound hole...
Just purchased Melodyne Studio and Presonus.I have other auto tune i.e. rackmount Atnares V ocal Producer as well as a gew TC Helico. Hopefully Melodyne can at least get me on pitch. Thank You
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This video is a gem! Thank you so much for sharing. I've just subscribed to the channel!
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This might be one of the best tutorials for Melodyne I've seen! Nice Job
Thank you sir! Appreciate you saying that
After watching this, I went back and reapplied Melodyne to the vocal track I’m working now and it sounds way better and more natural! Thank you!
2 years later and still a phenomenal tutorial. Thank you!!
Of course! Glad it's been helpful for ya
I specifically searched for this video in my library because I remembered there's someone who doesn't just clicks "pitch correct everything" or uses the macro slider. Ingenious :)
watching this vid for like a fourth time, changed how i use melodyne. thanks~ hope to see more vids
Finally, someone that actually uses melodyne properly… no highlighting everything and clicking “pitch correct” or just simply double clicking every single note hahaha
Awesome job mate !!
-Newcastle, Australia
Exactly! Just gotta use your ears carefully. Thanks so much!
From Perth, if your job is to record artists and get paid fine, but does the artist actually pay for this painstaking process or is it a case of boys with toys, I hit the melodyne button and vala it sounds great, to say that dissecting it actually sounds more natural is debatable. Then again hard to tell when 99% of what you hear on YT is mediocre at best, hence the problem with todays music , flooded by dillusion, same when some guys are playing with the EQ, I have a great pair of speakers and I just cant hear it half the time, it is a nuance, but it looks sometimes as if they try so hard to believe their own BS
Holy damn only 61 subs this video is a hidden gem.
Appreciate you!! Glad you found it to be helpful
You gave me confidence and results. Understanding the importance of keeping the beginning of phrases intact makes all the difference. Thank you so much. You really helped me go from wondering if I'm making a mistake to improving performances in the right way.
Love to hear that!!
Finally! Thanks for going on real world cases and not in isolation. I always felt I'm missing important parts but I have not found any great material. Until now!
Also, this is a great demonstration why you should not let the keyboard player write the vocal melodies on their keyboard.
Wow, awesome, tutorial. I learned so much from this one video, Sensho. Because my vocal style has a lot of movement and bluesy, this helps to understand how to treat those notes, especially, splitting the notes to address the entry, mid and exits. Thanks
Amazing! I'm so glad to hear that!
I already knew all this tips but I'm very happy to know there are people like u teaching this stuff! thanks!!!!!!!
Love your approach! What a great video⭐️Definitely one of the best ones I’ve seen. You’ve got a great aesthetic! Thanks🙏
That All n’ All album cover is everything!
this is the best melodyne tutorial ive ever watched, practical, creative, and straightforward.
Video uploaded right after I got melodyne! good work
Perfect timing! Hope it's useful for you
Very good
Very helpful
been looking for this
I could listen to you talk all day. Thank you so much this was a very useful video.
Great to hear! You're welcome!
BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY
Amazing tutorial! I’ll admit it.. I’ve been a select all, 100% correction guy. But I make and produce pop music, so it’s never been a huge issue. Well I’m currently tuning vocals for an upcoming Christmas song. Followed your steps in this video and HOLY… my vocals sound so much more natural!
That is awesome!! Glad this was helpful for you
Excellent video! All pints were well explained and I love how you put the performance first over mechanical perfection. Upped my game in under 17 minutes.
Awesome, thank you!
Dude, this is a great melodyne video. Thank you for the information.
How do you not have more subscribers ? Best tutorial I have seen ! I subscribed ! Great job man !
Thanks so much! I appreciate that!
thanks so much for this video. didn't find a tutorial that explained what need explaining, in the coherent way that you explained it.
That's great to hear! You're welcome!
I checked - everything is clean
Thank you for this useful video. I only just got Essential and after your video went to work on a song of mine which I sang. I have tried other tuning methods (Logic) and was not happy with the results. After your video, I am much happier, though I still have room for improvement on my own vocal performance. Thanks again.
You’re welcome! Melodyne is awesome once you get it working the right way. Let me know if you have any questions
Excellent. I learned some finer mechanical techniques from a teacher that understands the artistic nuances. Great job. Thank you
You’re welcome!
thank you very much
Amazing tips and love your approach. Celemony needs to hire you to make more videos.
Man I really learnt a lot here. Thank you
Thank you for not shouting. Much appreciated!
Of course! I'm not a big shouter
Absolutely beautiful.How cold a world without birdsong would be.
I loved your "less is more" approach.
Yeah this changed the way i melodyne foreal.
I was wondering why my vocals sounded so different after recording them & using Melodyne. I was just double clicking, pitch center & no pitch drift on everything. Going to start being a bit more deliberate with when I use it now, rather than slapping it on everything
Very well done 👍🏿
love it
Very good approach to using this tool. Yes, yes and yes to using your ears! Preserving the intent/performance of the artist is paramount.
you are very good at this!
Dang! Super helpful! Good job TH-cam!
Great to hear man 🙏👊
thank you so much for this video! learned a hell lot about what you can do in melodyne! ☺️
No prob! It’s powerful
Dude i love the way you breakdown things and give great examples.... best video 2022
I'm glad you found it helpful!
I sent a session into Sensho for specific Melodyne vocal adjustments. Great job and the add’l mixing of the overall track was JAM! Thanks
Thanks Rick! Was great working with you
Thanks
Love the calm disposition
great video! i was actually doing everything u said NOT to 😒this was clarifying and i understand what to fix. keep it up bro
That's awesome! Glad you found it helpful
Some truly helpful Melodyne vocal editing wisdom from Senso - sensitively and hands-on vid well worth keeping notes! xo. Good teacher, great advice.
Thank you 🙏 much appreciated!
I don't think I've ever commented on a video. But this was concise. On point. And extremely helpful in an otherwise deep deep software.
That is awesome! Thank you!
Very good tutorial
Thank you! Cheers!
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you for the awesome video! I appreciate your attention to detail and concise delivery, rock on!
Using your ears and the Alt key is what works. THANKS!
Yeah man! You understand music the right way 🙂
Thank you! I appreciate that
Some very good tips. 👍💯
Great video my brother! Best Melodyne Vocal tuning video I’ve seen on YT great tips 👏🏾💯
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful and straight to the point, thanks!
You got it!
Thanks, awesome video. One of the best on Melodyne!
Super nuanced and informative video. Thanks!
No problem! Glad you found it useful
Excellent video!
You are dope! This is dope.
Appreciate you!
this changed my life, but it took time to really figure out what "transition point" was refering to. it would have been more easy understanding if you just used the term bending, but anyways thank u!!!
Very good, thx
Of course!
Best tip I got from this was separating the beginning
good and useful modifications
more content please 🥺
Excellent...really careful and sensitive editing and well explained..thks!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching
Awesome video thanks so much for sharing!❤
Thank you for watching! 🙂
Great tutorial!! Thank you!
No problem!
Thanks - good job.
Thank you, Sensho!
You got it!
Down to earth tutorial. Pretty Straight forward talk. I am definitely a novice on stuff like this. Melodyne is kind of scary for me to tackle. I admit, I am not a techie. After your tutorial, I am not scared to try your tips and tricks on my own recordings. Teaching is a gift. Not everyone doing TH-cam videos has the gift. You do! What I mean by that is - People may know how to do something but, they can't me (a non-techie) how to do it. They really can't break it down to help me to understand it. Their approach is "If I understand it, you should be able to understand it too". I had a college math teacher actually say this. Most of the students taking his class were failing and many considered dropping the course - until they found some really great tutors to break it down. Thank you for producing this video.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment! Glad to hear that you found it easy to understand and helpful 🙂
Thanks bro that was really helpful
really great tips, thank you. now I have to redo everything. LOL
Thank you for this useful info. I'm applying it to my workflow now
You got it!
Thanks for sharing this dude 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
No problem!
Damn what a great video. Thanks
You’re welcome! Glad you found it to be useful
Thank you SO MUCH
Thank you for this video 🙏
No problem!
You're amazing. Very calm and professional. I understood everything!
Thanks so much! 🙏 Glad it was clear
Installed, everything works, thanks!
thank you so much, this is the first time a tutoria
So cool thanks!
Tevi Love... It's Crazy How he is giving me those Genuwine R'n'b vibes
Good call!
ITS WORKING! nice job dude
Nice man ty
No problem!
Thank you.
I just realized I have been tuning vocals all wrong for the last 3 years.. smh. Thank you kind sir.. very insightful.
8:18 I think he's saying "let's have fun"
So…the glitch at the end of the phrase you’re working on around 15:30 is a result of how Melodyne detects the pitch line and sometimes completely bollixes it up. Then when you apply the hard pitch drift correction, it squishes the pitch line into a quick but very audible burble. This regularly drives me crazy, and I end up removing that note from detection just to get rid of the burble. To be fair, the burble is sometimes caused by a bad punch (as it might be in this case). But I’m still looking for ways to edit the pitch line itself to get rid of the giant jump. It would be great if you could highlight a section of the pitch line, delete it, and have the software fill in a logarithmic move between the two points.
Nice tutorial. I always thought melodyne sounded like a robot on crystal meth, but I see you can finesse it to sound more natural. With Pro Tools studio and Melodyne ARA, it's a game changer!
Cool thanks for this. I was wondering about using it for Native American flute (because the notes are off unless it's 72 deg. F) but the notes are almost like a giant sibilant happening simultaneously over the actual frequency and its harmonics. It's the air rushing over the sound hole, and I don't know that it will sound great moved with the predominant frequencies because that airy rasp will get pitch "corrected" too, as if it were just more tonal harmonics of the pitch (which it's not, really). Some of the complexity is harmonics of the target pitch of the flute, but there's that airy rasp over the sound hole...
Thats super helpful! Thanks a lot!
You got it 👍
Great tips! Thanks
Of course!
super helpful thanks!
really good thanks so much!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
solid & thorough info ,, thank you. much appreciated
Great video
works, keep up the good work man
Just purchased Melodyne Studio and Presonus.I have other auto tune i.e. rackmount Atnares V ocal Producer as well as a gew TC Helico. Hopefully Melodyne can at least get me on pitch. Thank You
This video is a gem! Thank you so much for sharing. I've just subscribed to the channel!
Glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching
thanks for video
I like the macro control
First video I have seen where Melodyne sounds natural.