Very clear and comprehensive explanation of these techniques. I’ve used Vocal Align a fair amount and this added a great deal to my understanding. And the use of manual correction afterwards was very enlightening; I now see why my prior efforts there haven’t gotten good results!. The way you zoom in on key controls adds a great deal to your videos. I often watch them on a small screen and that technique makes all the difference between getting it clearly and going “huh, what??”.
Your playlist will make a great swiss army knife. As always, your delivery is clear and precise. Thank you so much for sharing your time and effort with us Maarten.
@@LanewoodStudios RE: Cubase 12. I think that I am going to wait until they iron out some of the bugs (if any). Perhaps after the first update / patch. Thanks again!
Excellent video once again!! TWO QUESTIONS: 1.At the step of removing real-time processing (7m12), you showed 2 ways of doing it: the "Flatten Realtime Processing" function and the "Bounce" function... Does one of them have any benefit over the other? 2.I'm surprised that the "Musical Mode" of the clip (not of the track) is not set to Musical in the Info-Line... I thought that whenever warping was applied in realtime TO A CLIP, that clip had to be in Musical Mode (or that it automatically sets itself to Musical Mode) for the warping to be "played back"? Maybe the Musical Mode OF A CLIP (not of a track) is only strictly related to tempo editing? Thanks again, your channel is one of the best of its kind!
Thank you! To your questions: 1. I typically use bounce because I can use it for a lot of other things as well. Not because it’s inherently better though. Just more muscle memory ;). 2. I’m not sure actually. I didn’t even notice. It does all work though.
Man, you should teach online to advanced users for money. I would be the first one to go for it. I have been following you for months, you are a straightforward teacher and you don't do what we all hate : screwing around the mouse cursor making our eyes and head go crazy. Actually, you should teach this to a VIP Cubase teacher, Greg Ondo. He is a reference in Cubase but your teaching skills are way, way, way ahead.
@@LanewoodStudios P.S. Now that you've shown me what Cubase could do (and I absolutely appreciate it)... I went and found/purchased this: ua-cam.com/video/mwRQBvi-fcs/v-deo.html
Hi, thanks for this video. Excellent channel btw, I've subscribed. As for aligning vocals with the method you described in this video - will it work for backing vocals where the final notes of a phrase are held too long on some of the takes? I've been recording a song with my band and some of the backing vocals recorded hold the final note too long or sing them a touch too late, so it doesn't sound as tight as it could be. I've tried editing the tracks manually, but if this automatic vocal alignment can fix these issues it'd be so much quicker and easier. I use Cubase too btw, it's a fantastic and very powerful DAW.
Thanks for subscribing. For me it doesn’t always fully fix this situation but then I end up doing it manually. The automatic alignment works best to give that extra bit of tightness when alignment is already pretty good.
Well the audio alignment panel is available in Cubase Pro only, but the manual warping should be doable in Cubase artist as well I believe. If you want an alternative for the alignment you could look at a third party product like this: www.synchroarts.com/vocalign but that is going to cost you of course.
I was about to purchase vocalize for $99, while I have Cubase 12 pro, I must be a fool with all I paid to have it, I should have known they just copied a feature Cubase Pro already has, or better yet I already have!! CFL=CUBASE FOR LIFE!!!!
VocAlign contains a bit more functionality on that front I believe, but if you don't need that, might as well stay with what Cubase offers out of the box.
Excellent tips, you saved me from buying more plugins. 👍🏾👏🏾
Thanks. that's special in this black Friday weekend ;).
Very clear and comprehensive explanation of these techniques. I’ve used Vocal Align a fair amount and this added a great deal to my understanding. And the use of manual correction afterwards was very enlightening; I now see why my prior efforts there haven’t gotten good results!.
The way you zoom in on key controls adds a great deal to your videos. I often watch them on a small screen and that technique makes all the difference between getting it clearly and going “huh, what??”.
Thanks for your comments. Good to know that the zooming in works for you since I’ve been experimenting with various ways lately.
Great! Love those extra about the audio warp, open editor in separate window. Etc.
Thanks and good night.
Thanks for letting me know and a good night to you too.
Your playlist will make a great swiss army knife. As always, your delivery is clear and precise. Thank you so much for sharing your time and effort with us Maarten.
You are welcome Peter! On to Cubase 12 that also has some nice new features in this 'department'.
@@LanewoodStudios RE: Cubase 12. I think that I am going to wait until they iron out some of the bugs (if any). Perhaps after the first update / patch. Thanks again!
Great info! Thanks😎👍
You are welcome!
Thanks for the tips 🎉
👊👍
Excellent video once again!! TWO QUESTIONS: 1.At the step of removing real-time processing (7m12), you showed 2 ways of doing it: the "Flatten Realtime Processing" function and the "Bounce" function... Does one of them have any benefit over the other? 2.I'm surprised that the "Musical Mode" of the clip (not of the track) is not set to Musical in the Info-Line... I thought that whenever warping was applied in realtime TO A CLIP, that clip had to be in Musical Mode (or that it automatically sets itself to Musical Mode) for the warping to be "played back"? Maybe the Musical Mode OF A CLIP (not of a track) is only strictly related to tempo editing? Thanks again, your channel is one of the best of its kind!
Thank you! To your questions: 1. I typically use bounce because I can use it for a lot of other things as well. Not because it’s inherently better though. Just more muscle memory ;). 2. I’m not sure actually. I didn’t even notice. It does all work though.
@@LanewoodStudios Thank you for answering, I really appreciate it!
@@danserogermusic104 👍
Thank you so much👏🎶
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Thanks for a great tips!
You are welcome!
Excellent video - very clear and structured with good salient points emphasized :-)
Thanks Kenny 😁.
Man, you should teach online to advanced users for money. I would be the first one to go for it. I have been following you for months, you are a straightforward teacher and you don't do what we all hate : screwing around the mouse cursor making our eyes and head go crazy. Actually, you should teach this to a VIP Cubase teacher, Greg Ondo. He is a reference in Cubase but your teaching skills are way, way, way ahead.
Wow thank you very much! Great to hear you are enjoying the videos. I just like explaining things. 😉
Excellent instructional video!! Bravo!! :)
Thank you 🙏
@@LanewoodStudios P.S. Now that you've shown me what Cubase could do (and I absolutely appreciate it)... I went and found/purchased this: ua-cam.com/video/mwRQBvi-fcs/v-deo.html
It's on sale for a couple of days also.
@@Cefshah what's on sale?
@@LanewoodStudios Synchro Arts "VocAlign Ultra" (on sale until the 5th of Jun)
Hi, thanks for this video. Excellent channel btw, I've subscribed. As for aligning vocals with the method you described in this video - will it work for backing vocals where the final notes of a phrase are held too long on some of the takes? I've been recording a song with my band and some of the backing vocals recorded hold the final note too long or sing them a touch too late, so it doesn't sound as tight as it could be. I've tried editing the tracks manually, but if this automatic vocal alignment can fix these issues it'd be so much quicker and easier. I use Cubase too btw, it's a fantastic and very powerful DAW.
Thanks for subscribing. For me it doesn’t always fully fix this situation but then I end up doing it manually. The automatic alignment works best to give that extra bit of tightness when alignment is already pretty good.
@@LanewoodStudios Does it lead to phasing issues when vocal tracks are audio aligned using the feature in Cubase? Or will it sound fine, just tighter?
@@neilkendall5499 haven’t noticed any phasing issues myself.
Hi I really appreciate your Cubase Videos. Is there a way to do this in Cubase 13 Artist, please?
Well the audio alignment panel is available in Cubase Pro only, but the manual warping should be doable in Cubase artist as well I believe. If you want an alternative for the alignment you could look at a third party product like this: www.synchroarts.com/vocalign but that is going to cost you of course.
Do you know if there’s any way to do this in other DAWs? Preferably ableton :)
Sorry but I have no experience with Ableton Live at all.
I was about to purchase vocalize for $99, while I have Cubase 12 pro, I must be a fool with all I paid to have it, I should have known they just copied a feature Cubase Pro already has, or better yet I already have!!
CFL=CUBASE FOR LIFE!!!!
THATS vocAline!😂 Either way I'm glad I have Cubase pro 12 saved me $100 bucks!!!
VocAlign contains a bit more functionality on that front I believe, but if you don't need that, might as well stay with what Cubase offers out of the box.