Very good video, thanks for this... I use many other tools for vocal syncing, yet out of the box this tool works very well and I've noticed that artifacts would be acceptable when singing instead of using speech as used for this example. When you create a 3, 4, or 5 part harmony and there is compression, EQ, multiband comp, reverb, delay, and other stereo effects like doublers etc... these artifacts are hardly noticeable, even when using modest/transparent plugins. Now, for dubbing a speaking voice, artifacts are a lot more impactful since you are listening to human speech and the human ear is extremely capable of noticing those artifacts in the absence of plugins/effects, and especially in the absence of a music track and other voices harmonizing in background... VocalSync is a great tool... I use Vocalign Ultra and Re-voice Pro along with Melodyne 5 Studio and Auto-Tune Pro... all allow you to have some degree of control over the timing for harmonies and multi voice tracks, but *vocalign* is a different animal on its own pedestal, is what I use most for alignment and it is night/day difference in terms of power and accuracy... but VocalSync is very usable if not pushed too far. If the singer/voice dub is pretty close or you have a rather good take, VocalSync on CW by BL is great.
It doesnt really work well on its own man. Best to quantize them first. This tool adjusts the sustains/decays of each waveform. Also helps to throw it into melodyne at the same time to fix pitch issues...which are what these artifacts are.
Very good video, thanks for this... I use many other tools for vocal syncing, yet out of the box this tool works very well and I've noticed that artifacts would be acceptable when singing instead of using speech as used for this example. When you create a 3, 4, or 5 part harmony and there is compression, EQ, multiband comp, reverb, delay, and other stereo effects like doublers etc... these artifacts are hardly noticeable, even when using modest/transparent plugins. Now, for dubbing a speaking voice, artifacts are a lot more impactful since you are listening to human speech and the human ear is extremely capable of noticing those artifacts in the absence of plugins/effects, and especially in the absence of a music track and other voices harmonizing in background... VocalSync is a great tool... I use Vocalign Ultra and Re-voice Pro along with Melodyne 5 Studio and Auto-Tune Pro... all allow you to have some degree of control over the timing for harmonies and multi voice tracks, but *vocalign* is a different animal on its own pedestal, is what I use most for alignment and it is night/day difference in terms of power and accuracy... but VocalSync is very usable if not pushed too far. If the singer/voice dub is pretty close or you have a rather good take, VocalSync on CW by BL is great.
I'll be experimenting with this. Thanks for your excellent Cakewalk videos.
No problem Dave and thanks for checking out the channel and video! 🤘🤘🤘
Good going man.. Thanks..
No problem 👍
can u do flams in cakewalk like how u flam piano notes in fl studio?
You can manually write them in on the Piano Roll if you're not already playing them with a MIDI piano or controller. Hope that makes sense.
peanutbuttergamer if he was a musician instead of a gamer
this cakewalk is laggy af, artifacts coming out of speakers for no reason
Sorry you aren't having any luck.
It doesnt really work well on its own man. Best to quantize them first. This tool adjusts the sustains/decays of each waveform.
Also helps to throw it into melodyne at the same time to fix pitch issues...which are what these artifacts are.