Want to know more? Check out our Synchro Arts RePitch First Look article here. On top of all that, it also cleverly connects to its sibling vocal alignment plugin, VocAlign Ultra, automatically tuning the latter’s Guide track for imposition on any number of Dub tracks.Ĭan route corrected vocals to VocAlign Ultra Sitting somewhere, conceptually, in between Auto-Tune and Melodyne, RePitch strikes a great balance between ease-of-use and functionality, and the transparency of its pitchshifting and timestretching algorithms is hugely impressive. Volume is also manipulable, Warp markers can be placed for timestretching the whole audio capture, and while there’s currently no way to move blocks around on the timeline, that’s coming in a future update, we’re told. Detected notes are presented as blocks – splittable into further blocks, of course – containing ‘handles’ for adjustment of note centre and modulation, as well as timestretching but you can go full-on freehand with the Draw tool if required, directly reshaping the pitch profile as you see fit. If not, though, RePitch offers a comprehensive box of tools with which to tweak various audio properties within its interactive graph display. Having imported your vocal, selecting a processing preset – ‘Snap All To Note Centers’ or ‘Snap All To Scale Note Centers’ (with the scale automatically or manually set) or ‘No Pre-Process (Manual Editing only)’ – might be all it takes to get the job done. Like Melodyne, it’s a non-real-time processor, so the vocal has to be imported and recalculated with every processing change, but ARA 2 transfer makes this a snap for those with compatible DAWs, while a friction-free VST/AU/AAX capture method has everyone else covered.
#Anthemscore vs melodyne pro#
The latest in their acclaimed series of vocal correction tools, RePitch draws on the core technologies behind Synchro Arts’ flagship Revoice Pro application in the realisation of a slick, streamlined plugin for automatic and guided vocal tuning and stretching.
Polyphonic DNA adds a lot to the price if you need itĬheck out our recent article Melodyne In Pro Tools - The Expert's Guide.
Melodyne 5 Assistant is enough for vocals Top-tier versions can tune individual notes within polyphonic partsĮxquisitely fine control of formants, breath noise, sibilance and more
#Anthemscore vs melodyne Offline#
There’s no automatic real-time pitch correction mode onboard, a la Auto-Tune, and all that fluidity and power is reflected in the complexity of the interface, but for the offline manipulation of vocals at the elemental level, Melodyne is as good as it gets.
#Anthemscore vs melodyne software#
As well as the all-important alteration of pitch and timing, the software affords total and perfectly intuitive control of note duration, dynamics, formants, sibilance, breath sounds and more – literally everything you need to make any vocal sound exactly how you want it to from all angles. Whichever version you opt for, right from the moment you import your first audio clip (via real-time capture or effortless ARA2 transfer in DAWs that support it) and start dragging its constituent notes around in the time/pitch graph, Melodyne feels nothing short of magical. It could be argued, therefore, that if you’re only ever going to be using it for vocal tuning, Melodyne 5 Assistant is the one to buy, stepping down to monophonic voicing only, but featuring all the main editing tools. Using Editor or Studio to fix up monophonic vocals feels almost facile, given their ability to freely adjust individual notes within guitar, piano and other polyphonic parts. Widely regarded as the apex predator of tuning plugins (be that for vocals or any other instrumentation), Celemony’s incredible plugin was the first to facilitate not only direct graph-based editing, but also polyphonic capability in the form of Direct Note Access (DNA) – rarely has the word ‘game-changing’ been so apt in the field of music technology.įour tiered versions are available, from the top-flight Melodyne 5 Studio and Editor down to the more affordable Melodyne 5 Assistant and Essential.
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