@@BobDoyleMedia Always a pleasure, my friend. I’ve been a professional musician for 30 years…. And your videos have enabled me to ‘keep up’ with something (A.I) that would otherwise be impossible for me to keep track of…. Much less make sense of. Oh…. And you are funny as f**k too!! So, that helps. 😂
I might be confused, but all the chords are in the key C maj. The chords change, but key is still C maj. The key is C: cdefgabc. C chord is CEG, F chord Is FAC, all part of the Sam scale.
@@gerbenwesterveld5193 yes that’s true, however, sometimes I wasn’t getting the intervals I actually was hearing in my head. I actually could’ve used the editor to fix those things and kept everything in the same key as you suggested. I thought of all this after I recorded the video, of course. Still, I was just trying to force it into the intervals I wanted. But you’re right that the key of the song does not change.
Bod, any idea what i am doing wrong when trying to extend an Udio 1.5 two minute song and getting dead air between the original and the extension? Another great video btw.
@@BobDoyleMedia yes for sure the AI imaging tools are freaking mind blowing! And I will check more of your content for sure, thanks btw Bob! I find it incredible what Kling can do for instance, and the whole AI creative scene is blowing up right now and in all AI tools in general. It’s so exciting to keep up with it. Feels like we’re at the start of a massive vertical curve ⬆️ in production.
The issue is REAL harmonies are sung by others and the beauty comes from the DIFFERENT nuances of each singer. Since these are generated by the same audio file, they all have the same articulations and characteristics. I used Audimee and simply sang my own harmonies (each version had different personality) and simply created standard conversion and it came out AMAZING!!! Here is a sample ( ua-cam.com/video/-FS-t7FAs9Q/v-deo.htmlsi=fEqjNZp4GWcSy6iT )
These audio file are meant to be brought into a DAW where there you would play with nuancing the track to humanize it. It's not appropriate for a tool like this to "assume" how you want the vocals to blend, but once in a daw you can start playing with frequencies, etc.
@@BobDoyleMedia Did you actually read my response? I was praising the tool. We are in agreement, that is why I said to import your different takes as it will give the user the uniqueness of each. Your video was a good one, I was simply addressing a more realistic way to achieve your goals. (You actually turned me on to Audimee)
Fine as usual 😀 Please tell us about the price in your future reviews (free? monthly subscription? ...) It's a bit frustrating to see the price after the wow effect of your videos 😅
Is there a humanize feature? It sounds far too 'perfect'. The example with one extra voice was great, but adding too many voices spoilt it, hence my question. And, do you prefer 11Labs or Audiomee?
@@GigiUK 11labs is really designed for singing. Generally a producer will “humanize” it in their DAW. Remember this is meant for bits and pieces of audio designed to be further produced.
Awesome didn’t think I would catch you still hear last question recommendations for podcast voice cloning I tried text to speech on kits (based on one of your videos) but it was a paid feature
Yes, it is. So sorry that another small piece of the video was cut that would explain that a little more, but there is a pitch editor now for every track you upload, though I have not mastered its use.
dude, you should create your own hit song!
Bandwidth............ but thanks for the vote of confidence!
@@BobDoyleMediayou're a musical genius man
it made with in sec, so y need to create own
Thats all I ever wanted, cool!
@@Like-a-PROinBERLIN happy to hear that!
Hmm, am I the only one not impressed by the quality of these harmonies?
it just sounds very electronic?
Absolutely insane🤘
@@IsaacMasculine thanks so much for watching!
Another great vid, mate. Thank you.
@@PaulPredicts thank you for watching!
@@BobDoyleMedia Always a pleasure, my friend. I’ve been a professional musician for 30 years…. And your videos have enabled me to ‘keep up’ with something (A.I) that would otherwise be impossible for me to keep track of…. Much less make sense of. Oh…. And you are funny as f**k too!! So, that helps. 😂
I might be confused, but all the chords are in the key C maj. The chords change, but key is still C maj. The key is C: cdefgabc. C chord is CEG, F chord Is FAC, all part of the Sam scale.
@@gerbenwesterveld5193 yes that’s true, however, sometimes I wasn’t getting the intervals I actually was hearing in my head. I actually could’ve used the editor to fix those things and kept everything in the same key as you suggested. I thought of all this after I recorded the video, of course. Still, I was just trying to force it into the intervals I wanted. But you’re right that the key of the song does not change.
Bob ive been a subscriber to your channel for awhile, will udio ever have a new update? keep up the good work
@@jakemccartney1827 I would imagine they would have to, but I don’t know anything firsthand.
Bod, any idea what i am doing wrong when trying to extend an Udio 1.5 two minute song and getting dead air between the original and the extension? Another great video btw.
Love all your music focussed AI content 🤖 🎧 music 🎶 music 🎵 music is life 🤍
Thanks. Yeah, the music videos get some of the most traction on the channel - but I also SO love the graphic, video, and animation stuff too!
@@BobDoyleMedia yes for sure the AI imaging tools are freaking mind blowing! And I will check more of your content for sure, thanks btw Bob! I find it incredible what Kling can do for instance, and the whole AI creative scene is blowing up right now and in all AI tools in general. It’s so exciting to keep up with it. Feels like we’re at the start of a massive vertical curve ⬆️ in production.
@@imusiccollection Absolutely. Fun times for creatives!
❤
It isn't "one-click" though. 🤭
@@marshallartsentertainment3741 You can 1-click any of the presets. I mean I guess if you count “Convert” it’s 2. 🥸
ANOTHER WONDERFUL VIDEO!!1
Thank you so much! Glad you got value out of it - or whatever you got out of it! 😃
The issue is REAL harmonies are sung by others and the beauty comes from the DIFFERENT nuances of each singer. Since these are generated by the same audio file, they all have the same articulations and characteristics. I used Audimee and simply sang my own harmonies (each version had different personality) and simply created standard conversion and it came out AMAZING!!! Here is a sample ( ua-cam.com/video/-FS-t7FAs9Q/v-deo.htmlsi=fEqjNZp4GWcSy6iT )
When all the vocal parts are created from the same audio file, it sounds mechanical or "senth-ee"
Here is an additional sample ( 3 part harmonies that sound natural ) - ua-cam.com/video/V0vI6XsbWUc/v-deo.htmlsi=Ca_dtKqQUX9-6pqh
These audio file are meant to be brought into a DAW where there you would play with nuancing the track to humanize it. It's not appropriate for a tool like this to "assume" how you want the vocals to blend, but once in a daw you can start playing with frequencies, etc.
@@BobDoyleMedia Did you actually read my response? I was praising the tool. We are in agreement, that is why I said to import your different takes as it will give the user the uniqueness of each. Your video was a good one, I was simply addressing a more realistic way to achieve your goals. (You actually turned me on to Audimee)
@@BobDoyleMedia Easy... I am a subscriber, I love your content.😜
Fine as usual 😀
Please tell us about the price in your future reviews (free? monthly subscription? ...)
It's a bit frustrating to see the price after the wow effect of your videos 😅
Perfect timing! I'm making some Halloween songs that need some harmonies added!
Oh my god I love this! Needed this so badly working on like 30 different songs atm kol so nuch unfinished work. Thanks Bob! ❤
i always had these issues with arpeggiator synths. Sound great until a chord change come up. A bit of music theory goes a long way ;)
Wow I can't wait to try this would be nice to hear my songs in a better voice 😅
What's your take on the new chat gpt voice feature? Ca it be used to create songs?
Amazing! Big FANX!
very god but you speak too fast for me..
costs money I dont have
Hmmm...
Is there a humanize feature? It sounds far too 'perfect'. The example with one extra voice was great, but adding too many voices spoilt it, hence my question. And, do you prefer 11Labs or Audiomee?
@@GigiUK 11labs is really designed for singing. Generally a producer will “humanize” it in their DAW. Remember this is meant for bits and pieces of audio designed to be further produced.
Going to convert some of my songs. Between Kits and Audemee recommendations for afrobeats?
@@donaldramotsebe7051 Not a style I’ve played with so I don’t have any firsthand recommendations. But thanks for watching!
Awesome didn’t think I would catch you still hear last question recommendations for podcast voice cloning I tried text to speech on kits (based on one of your videos) but it was a paid feature
Is the editor you’re using at 3:35 to fine-tune the pitch part of Audimee as well?
Yes, it is. So sorry that another small piece of the video was cut that would explain that a little more, but there is a pitch editor now for every track you upload, though I have not mastered its use.
@@BobDoyleMedia Thank you Bob
You have become my ai guru. Thanks and keep up the great videos.
That is SO kind of you to say. Thanks for watching!
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