synchroarts VocALign VerUP!

[K.I.]

Hi.

They prepared a version new for PT10.
Thank you

http://www.synchroarts.com/FAQ/ProTools10/

[danander11]

Originally Posted by K.I.

Hi.

They prepared a version new for PT10.
Thank you

http://www.synchroarts.com/FAQ/ProTools10/

It's actually been up for awhile now.. They are good folks there though.

Go into preferences and set your file handle default to 0.. and be sure to process before you spot. (as well as make sure you have the same starting point for both guide and dub tracks).

If you still get an anomaly change from beats/bars to min/sec.

[25ghosts]

Originally Posted by danander11

It's actually been up for awhile now.. They are good folks there though.

Go into preferences and set your file handle default to 0.. and be sure to process before you spot. (as well as make sure you have the same starting point for both guide and dub tracks).

If you still get an anomaly change from beats/bars to min/sec.

And they are the makers of ONE of the Plugs that I would NEVER wanna make music without...

So much total CRAP on the market but this here plug is AMAZING !

[sean shannon]

Uh..."VocALign Project LE - Users should contact Avid for support. "

Just one little reason I'm not upgrading to PTHD10.

[TOM@METRO]

My Vocalign LE works in PT10.

[sean shannon]

Thanks, Tom good to know. What version do you have?

[pasanta]

Originally Posted by TOM@METRO

My Vocalign LE works in PT10.

So does mine. But only if I remember to always set the handles to 0 everytime I open the plugin.

[Numi]

So I am trying the Demo of Vocalign Pro 4.1.8 and at first I couldn't get it to do anything at all. Then after youtube videos, reading the manual and just plain trial and error I have begun to get pleasing results. Strangely, this is simply by using the latest version for Pro Tools 10.0.1 on OSX and not really using any settings other than the ones it preloads upon opening the plug in.

I am hoping someone here can shed some light on if I am doing this properly.

What I am doing is syncing a second take to the original one that is not quite lined up and in some cases well off.

Here is what I am doing, please correct me if I am doing something incorrectly:

1:Make sure the Guide and the Dub track are both the same size/and have the same starting point on the grid. I am cleaning up the vocals first and deleting the space between the actual words sung and the background noise of the mic.
2:I open the plug in
3:Then select the original take clip that sounds the most in sync as the Guide and select Capture
4:Then select the dub track and select dub and capture
5:It seems all I do after that is highlight the dub track and then click on Spot and it process and aligns all on it's own and then replaces the original audio with the newly processed audio.

That's it? When I mess with anything else it seems to do nothing...but when I do it like this.. with Time not Frequency selected.. I get very desirable results.

I feel like there is a lot more to this plug in, but this is the only way I get anything to work. Oh, and with the latest version.. the Spot handle is completely greyed out now.

Please let me know what I can do to get the best results and if I am doing this correctly. I really have a great track in my hands and all it needs is a little doctoring on the vocal takes and it will be solid.

Thanks in advanced

[danander11]

Originally Posted by Numi

So I am trying the Demo of Vocalign Pro 4.1.8 and at first I couldn't get it to do anything at all. Then after youtube videos, reading the manual and just plain trial and error I have begun to get pleasing results. Strangely, this is simply by using the latest version for Pro Tools 10.0.1 on OSX and not really using any settings other than the ones it preloads upon opening the plug in.

I am hoping someone here can shed some light on if I am doing this properly.

What I am doing is syncing a second take to the original one that is not quite lined up and in some cases well off.

Here is what I am doing, please correct me if I am doing something incorrectly:

1:Make sure the Guide and the Dub track are both the same size/and have the same starting point on the grid. I am cleaning up the vocals first and deleting the space between the actual words sung and the background noise of the mic.
2:I open the plug in
3:Then select the original take clip that sounds the most in sync as the Guide and select Capture
4:Then select the dub track and select dub and capture
5:It seems all I do after that is highlight the dub track and then click on Spot and it process and aligns all on it's own and then replaces the original audio with the newly processed audio.

That's it? When I mess with anything else it seems to do nothing...but when I do it like this.. with Time not Frequency selected.. I get very desirable results.

I feel like there is a lot more to this plug in, but this is the only way I get anything to work. Oh, and with the latest version.. the Spot handle is completely greyed out now.

Please let me know what I can do to get the best results and if I am doing this correctly. I really have a great track in my hands and all it needs is a little doctoring on the vocal takes and it will be solid.

Thanks in advanced

Set your file handles to 0

[TOM@METRO]

Originally Posted by danander11

Set your file handles to 0

^^^ Correct. ^^^