Serato Pitch 'n Time 3.0 is out

[PMF Media]

Yep, I find it much snappier on my 6yo Mac Pro. THe guy is easier to read and navigate as well.

[Richard901]

Originally Posted by Richard901

I managed to find the upgrade info:

Login at Serato.com
Then open page:
http://serato.com/pitchntime-le

The last paragraph is:
Existing Pitch 'n Time LE users can upgrade to Pitch 'n Time LE 3.0 from their Products page.

Click on Products page and you will see the upgrade link.

This is not working today.
I've just tried clicking on the upgrade link in My Products.
Now I just see the message The product could not be found.

[Richard901]

Originally Posted by Richard901

This is not working today.
I've just tried clicking on the upgrade link in My Products.
Now I just see the message The product could not be found.

30.12.13 - Still got the The product could not be found error.

I found a thread about the error on the Serato forum.
Serato had posted the following help:
Are you please able to contact [email protected] about this issue? Please provide them with your iLok account details and email address, they will be able to help you out with a Pitch 'n Time update :)

I emailed [email protected] with the details. I got a reply within 24 hours.
Now running Pitch 'n Time LE 3.0.1.
Excellent!!!!

[nigelpry]

Just a quick Q for you PnT fans (sorry for the intrusion and slightly OT nature of the Q) ....

As regards the 'quality' of pitch and time manipulation using PnT, how does this compare to V2 of Celemony's Melodyne? Is there a quality difference? Or is it mainly a workflow related thing that leads you to use PnT?

I've been using Melodyne for a long time and am comfortable with knowing its strengths and weaknesses, and use it (gently) a lot, but I'm unsure if PnT offers something different/better in terms of quality of output, flexibility/speed of use, etc. etc.?

Older versions of PnT appear in the preferences box where you select your TCE algorithm, but how to you access all its features? Does it appear as a plugin you load into an insert slot? Or do you use it as an audiosuite plugin?

Hope some of you guys have some informed knowledge of Melodyne as well as PnT and like to wade in.

Meanwhile, one the new year activities are over, I'll have a play with the trial version to see what all the fuss is about, how it works!

Cheers everyone.

[danander11]

Originally Posted by nigelpry

Just a quick Q for you PnT fans (sorry for the intrusion and slightly OT nature of the Q) ....

As regards the 'quality' of pitch and time manipulation using PnT, how does this compare to V2 of Celemony's Melodyne? Is there a quality difference? Or is it mainly a workflow related thing that leads you to use PnT?

I've been using Melodyne for a long time and am comfortable with knowing its strengths and weaknesses, and use it (gently) a lot, but I'm unsure if PnT offers something different/better in terms of quality of output, flexibility/speed of use, etc. etc.?

Older versions of PnT appear in the preferences box where you select your TCE algorithm, but how to you access all its features? Does it appear as a plugin you load into an insert slot? Or do you use it as an audiosuite plugin?

Hope some of you guys have some informed knowledge of Melodyne as well as PnT and like to wade in.

Meanwhile, one the new year activities are over, I'll have a play with the trial version to see what all the fuss is about, how it works!

Cheers everyone.

I use Melodyne for voice, P-n-T Pro for everything else and as the default TCE. Works every time.