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angstrom ·
Sorry about disrupting the other thread.
here's more info on Melodyne2 and the new polyphonic pitch and audio separation voodoo.
Its a video presentation from Music Messe by the Melodyne wizard himself.
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=6281
notice at 12 minutes in Peter disassembles a 1950's Chet Baker record and repitches the trumpet without affecting the bass, drums or guitar.
😍
Acrobat ·
angstrom wrote: Sorry about disrupting the other thread.
here's more info on Melodyne2 and the new polyphonic pitch and audio separation voodoo.
Its a video presentation from Music Messe by the Melodyne wizard himself.
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=6281
notice at 12 minutes in Peter disassembles a 1950's Chet Baker record and repitches the trumpet without affecting the bass, drums or guitar.
😍
absolutely gorgeous..
One can argue that he simply reversed the principle of additive synthesis,
probably said to himself:
"Well, so we have a synth to add harmonics and get wave from,
I, on my behalf, have a wave to get harmonics off."
BUT how the hell the software can distinguish which harmonics relate to a note and which to another note? That's the point!
😠
oddson ·
The Chet thing is very interesting... but I found the interview at the end to be the most interesting part... Peter Neubaker says he's not a DSP guy but a programmer interested in music. He also downplays the CPU-power portion of the development. It's clear the power has to be there to make if feasible but it's the clever programming that really makes is possible. I hope the 'how-it's-done' part can be made public someday in the not-to-distant future.
Does anyone know if there's patent protection pending? (As opposed to copywrite).
TomC ·
oddson wrote: Does anyone know if there's patent protection pending? (As opposed to copywrite).
Yep, he has.
Tom
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