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DJ_FunDaBounce
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 Posted - 2009/05/28 : 20:20:55
To those of you who have used both, I was wondering which of the pitch correct functions is better. I have Cubase Studio 4.5 but am wanting a pitch corrector and was wondering if the one in Cubase 5 is anywhere as good as melodyne (which I, btw, would be getting the UNO version to start with, if I do) or should I go with upgrade to studio 5? $199.99 vs. $99.99 respectively.
EDIT: I'm in Colombia which means I would still have to fork out at least an extra 50 bux to have the Cubase Studio 5 upgrade delivered here.
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Dain-Ja
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Posted - 2009/05/30 : 20:26:44
I have Melodyne 3.2 and Cubase 5
I prefer Cubase 5, by far:
For one, you don't have to transfer back and forth and it's ALOT less buggy than Melodyne.
I also find it more intuitive.
Definitely get Cubase 5, it's awesome.
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DJ_FunDaBounce
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Posted - 2009/05/30 : 22:55:28
Thanx DainJa.
looked at some vids on the subject and stuff but still had my doubts.
Your reply says all I wanted to know.
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No Left Turn
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Posted - 2009/06/02 : 01:02:03
Yeah, definitely do the upgrade to Cubase 5. I would only recommend Melodyne if you're wanting to do really in-depth, hardcore pitch/vocal editing. VariAudio can do all the basic pitch editing that needs to be done.
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thedjjudah
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Posted - 2009/07/19 : 04:15:58
I don't have Cubase 5 but the Melodyne algorithm is off the chain. I don't know when Melodyne with Direct Note Access is coming out (or if it already is out) but I would by that software on the simple fact that the programmer was genius enough to figure out a way to edit CHORDS .
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DJ_FunDaBounce
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Posted - 2009/07/19 : 17:02:09
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Originally posted by thedjjudah:
I don't have Cubase 5 but the Melodyne algorithm is off the chain. I don't know when Melodyne with Direct Note Access is coming out (or if it already is out) but I would by that software on the simple fact that the programmer was genius enough to figure out a way to edit CHORDS .
I WAS considering the cubase studio 5 upgrade but while doing a little more research I noticed that it comes with a pitch correction program different from VariAudio (the pitch editor like melodyne that comes in the full version of Cubase 5). The price for the studio 5 upgrade is 99 bux and compared to the melodyne uno editor($199) it seemed cheap but, no VariAudio in studio 5. for an extra $50 I might as well just save up and get the full cubase 5 upgrade($250).
...then again, I need a better mic. :P
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