I was going to say that's scary shit because now you can edit things so easily on a computer that it will kill conventional music methods.
Then I remembered we edit art using "easier tools" down to the pixel on giant digital canvases using a pressure sensitive pad attached to a giant LCD monitor. Traditional art is still alive and kickin somehow
excellent! makes writing songs and editing their recording a bit easier, doesnt make being in a real band any less valuable, it just makes getting what I want easier. Hopefully this sort of thing goes into all sorts of mainstream music editing tools and doesnt stay so niche.
Ged: It's not niche, it's a plugin you can use in any host. nevertheless, unless a company comes up with their own version of it (not soon, I bet) or Melodyne licences out their technology like Zplane does with
Did you see the clip with GlaDOS? Pretty cool stuff. I have to manipulate audio in Adobe Audition, which I thought was pretty amazing, but this is speshul.
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Too expensive though (700 bucks)
Playing that one sample chord rigged to a midi input... HOLY FUCKING SHIT!
-caseyjones
Then I remembered we edit art using "easier tools" down to the pixel on giant digital canvases using a pressure sensitive pad attached to a giant LCD monitor. Traditional art is still alive and kickin somehow