Davydh 6 Posted May 25 Could someone make a list of ARA 2 apps? Now that Cakewalk supports the standard, it would be great to know some cutting edge tech that we can plug into our favourite daw. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
msmcleod 863 Posted May 25 Ones I know of: Apple Logic Pro X 10.4 PreSonus Studio One 4.0 Cockos Reaper 5.97 Cakewalk by BandLab 2019.05 Cubase 10 is likely to support it mid June 2019 : https://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=157077 Tracktion Waveform 10 ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chuck E Baby 359 Posted May 25 ARA was supported by 3 that I know of - Melodyne VocAlign Revoice Pro ARA 2 is supported by Melodnye and VocAlign only I believe. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Grem 751 Posted May 25 Bottom line: not many at all. What would it be like if an wav editor would support ARA2? : ) Ahh we want too much. : ) According to Wikipedia ARA seems to just really work with stuff Presonus is supporting. Melodyne, Revoice/VocAlign is about it. Anyone use Revoice? As I understand it, it looks to be direct competition with Melodyne. Is that correct? Or is that a program that Apple users use? And why wouldn't Autotune want some of this action? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mettelus 148 Posted May 25 (edited) From what I saw with Revoice, it seems geared more toward video, to allow a second take of voice to be replaced so it matches the original frame for frame. You can even replace one voice with another which is used in several commercials lately. I cannot think of how to do that in Melodyne. Edited May 25 by mettelus Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Grem 751 Posted May 25 (edited) 29 minutes ago, mettelus said: I cannot think of how to do that in Melodyne Neither could I! Which got me wondering and curious. So I looked them up and read all about them and still it seems like a professional voice replace-er (sic) more than anything. And I wondered "why?" With your explanation I can see it. And now that you mention it I can see the cheap commercials with it being used!! You can look at stuff and say, that voice ain't working with that mouth! I listened to some of the examples with music and to be honest, it sounded like the life was sucked out the vocals!! I mean some parts needed timing correction, some pitch correction, but as far as they went was too much. Edited May 25 by Grem Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bapu 430 Posted May 25 (edited) I have had good results where multiple BGV tracks needed to be more tightly aligned to the lead vocal track using Revoice Pro. But I do still use Melodyne Studio too. Edited May 25 by Bapu 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
