SOUND ON SOUND
The first library update for Tonalic introduces a range of flamenco, gypsy, indie pop, Latin and jazz performances courtesy of renowned session player Julian Coryell.
Tonalic is a new ‘virtual instrument meets session musician’ concept underpinned by Melodyne’s respected pitch‑shifting technology.
Described as “a musician by your side”, the latest addition to the Celemony line-up brings together a huge collection of musical phrases played by some of the world’s top session players, all of which can be adapted to play in any song, regardless of its chord sequence, tempo or groove.
Melodyne can do far more than fix dodgy vocals. It’s also a source of inspirational guitar effects...
Celemony have updated Melodyne, bringing native support for Apple’s M1 chips alongside other improvements.
Last month, we showed how to comp a great vocal performance. Now we look at how you can use editing tools to improve both timing and tuning.
Few recent software products have stirred as much interest as Melodyne - a program offering unique pitch, time and formant-processing features, which was created not by one of the major music developers but by a maverick Bavarian musician and his software-designer friend.
Celemony's acclaimed pitch-manipulation software Melodyne has been given a major update.
Although it's now been around for two decades, Melodyne is still the stuff of science fiction. In our exclusive review, we explore version 5's new superpowers.
Are we losing touch with what ‘human’ sounds like?
