vocal edit question

[Tim Liu]

Hi all:

If I want to edit the vocal e.g. Intonation, The melodyne is accessible in voice over? If not, How can I use?

Thanks all

[Slau Halatyn]

Hi Tim,

I didn't find Melodyne to be very useable with VoiceOver. It might be possible to set up some presets to help but it's not a priority for me. I find AutoTune to be very accessible and very useable with VoiceOver.

HTH,

Slau

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[Tim Liu]

Hi Slau:


I will try the auto tune, Thanks your suggestion. but I want to know
you say accessible is the PT12 AAX plugin or the main programme?
Thanks


Tim

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[Slau Halatyn]

Hi Tim,

I mean the AAX plug-in in Pro Tools.
Slau

[Tim Liu]

Hi Slau:

You said auto tune AAX plug in is very accessible with voice over on Mac, You can briefly explain how to use?
If in stand alone, can accessible?

Thanks

[Slau Halatyn]

Tim,

Forget about the stand-alone version. The AAX is accessible. I can't explain how to use it. Just like any other plug-in, interact with the parameters, change them and observe the results. Also, I know it's perhaps challenging for you but you simply have to read the manual if you haven't read it. Reading and experimenting are the ways you'll learn how to use any of the tools at your disposal. If there was some kind of special trick, then I might be able to share that special information but there's no trick here. Use the plug-in just like any other plug-in and you'll learn how it works. If it doesn't make sense, reading the manual will help.

Cheers,

Slau