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3:14 Manual alignment using time-stretching (warping)
8:21 Automatic alignment example with female vocals in a future bass tune
14:32 Using VocALign on male rap vocals
17:09 Using VocALign on instruments with a tenor saxophone
In this tutorial we’re going to talk about aligning vocals and instruments. In modern production it’s really common to stack multiple parts to layer and thicken vocals and instruments. It's essential to get a super tight sync between the various vocal or instrument parts for a professional sound.
You might have a vocal stack with a lead, doubles, harmonies, octave parts, whisper tracks and more. Manually aligning all of them with time stretching or warping can be done, but it’s incredibly time-consuming and tedious. It eats up hours, or even days, of precious studio time.
A plugin from Synchro Arts called Vocalign Pro 4 can do this in seconds. In this video we’ll cover how to do manual alignment with time stretching, and then show how to use Vocalign Pro to do this automatically. We’ll use 3 distinct examples to show how the process works using a female vocal stack in a future bass tune, male rap vocals in a future hip hop tune, and even on tenor saxophone to show how it works on an acoustic instrument.
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3:14 Manual alignment using time-stretching (warping)
8:21 Automatic alignment example with female vocals in a future bass tune
14:32 Using VocALign on male rap vocals
17:09 Using VocALign on instruments with a tenor saxophone
In this tutorial we’re going to talk about aligning vocals and instruments. In modern production it’s really common to stack multiple parts to layer and thicken vocals and instruments. It's essential to get a super tight sync between the various vocal or instrument parts for a professional sound.
You might have a vocal stack with a lead, doubles, harmonies, octave parts, whisper tracks and more. Manually aligning all of them with time stretching or warping can be done, but it’s incredibly time-consuming and tedious. It eats up hours, or even days, of precious studio time.
A plugin from Synchro Arts called Vocalign Pro 4 can do this in seconds. In this video we’ll cover how to do manual alignment with time stretching, and then show how to use Vocalign Pro to do this automatically. We’ll use 3 distinct examples to show how the process works using a female vocal stack in a future bass tune, male rap vocals in a future hip hop tune, and even on tenor saxophone to show how it works on an acoustic instrument.
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In this video, I cover the announcement of Ableton Live 10 and a first look at the upgrades. With an advance beta copy, you get to see my top 6 new features in an in-depth tutorial. In this 21 minute video, I do detailed demos of these epic new upgrades:
1. Capture: 01:07
2. Nested Groups: 03:42
3. Multi-Clip MIDI Editing: 05:17
4. Editing Workflow Upgrades: 07:47
5. Automation Tweaks: 13:37
6. Collections: 17:26
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Finding your “Sound” as a producer nearly always begins with learning new ways to (literally) create NEW sounds. Lucky for you, Ableton Live is full of MIND-BLOWING sound design tools including a hyper-powerful synth, Granulator II.
At Warp Academy, we have a resident glitch & granular sound design expert, Merlyn Silva. He’s signed to Iboga Records and teaches music production at the Royal Academy of Music in Denmark, so he’s well-qualified on the subject. In this tutorial video, he’ll show you one of his favorite techniques for creating glitched-out basses in Ableton Live.
This video is just a taste of Merlyn’s full course, Glitches and Grains:
Granular Sound Design over at Warp Academy (http://bit.ly/GlitchingYT).
The Glitches and Grains course puts an array of wicked-powerful new sound design skills in your sound design arsenal. You get super deep into Ableton Live’s power features and unlock its full potential.
Taking this course will reveal workflows and processes that few producers ever discover. Become an Ableton power user by unlocking these epic production secrets.
Glitches and Grains: Granular Sound Design over at Warp Academy (http://bit.ly/GlitchingYT).
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0:09 - Audio Example
0:19 - What is Glitches & Grains: Granular Sound Design?
0:42 - What are you going to show me in this video?
1:20 - Let’s get started, yo!
1:58 - I want to learn how to do this! - Check out the course: http://bit.ly/GlitchingYT
2:16 - Texture Layer
2:48 - Pro Tip 1
3:32 - Cool ending effect
4:02 - Adding extra energy to create a feeling of “opening up”
4:54 - Final thoughts
5:26 - Outro")
