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Proof of the overload of plugins!! I am not guilty of this AND I don't lie!!

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Yes!!

Keep that streak going baby!

I can not believe it took me this long to remember this song: Let It Rain, by Clapton. The opening riff alone is one of the greatest in rock. But at the 3:48 mark that lick Eric throws out there is the best rock lead ever... bar none!! There is so much feel in that solo. That is the greatest solo in rock history.

Neil Schon: Feeling That Way/Anytime also Wheel In The Sky Most underrated Journey Song: Something To Hide

Yes! But most certainly!!

I heard it, just didn't register.

Not Jewish (not that there is anything wrong with that!! LOL Seinfeld reference) I used Google to translate an English word into Greek. That was the result. If you go back and translate it back to English, it comes up as "bugger". There was also other meanings for that same word too.

OK, I'll do it, Pink Floyd: Time by David Gilmour. All Along The Watchtower: Jimi Sweet Home Alabama: Ed King That Smell: Steve Gains, Gary Rossington, Allen Collins Don't Fear The Reaper: Buck Durham Black Diamond and Strutter (to name a few): Ace [edit] Forgot to add; Peter Frampton: Do You Fell Like We Do: The whole solo for sure, But especially at 11:45 when he starts playing lead without the talk box. And again at 12:04 with the octave notes (whew!! lots of feeling there) and finishing it up with a Chuck Berry influenced lead.

Very true!! LOL

Great minds think alike!!

γαμώ yeah!!

I am, but the weather isn't cooperating. However, having been through enough eclipses, we will see something. A change in color, darker... something!! Let me be clear... if your outside!! Gotta get outside to see any effect.

“the first 10-15 seconds are highly decisive for whether we skip the song or not" Quote from the referenced article.

I won't say what I was thinking...

Can I ask why this thread was brought back from the dead? I must have missed something.

Every Alverez I ever played had great action. Like an electric guitar. No buzz at all. This guitar has had many a song wrote on it.

I spent a few more hours with it after I posted earlier. I could not get it to say the word "just". It kept wanting to say a word that sounded like someone mumbling. Now there is a option that allows you to actually input the sound (phonetic) you want the singer to make. Such as "cha", "Ti", "Wa" but if you don't use the correct phonetic spelling, it won't allow the change. I don't know all these spellings so to have them sing what I want turned into a chore. I forgot to mention, this was just the first verse and the chorus. I wasn't working on the whole song. It's a slow pop rock ballad of mine. Maybe not the best use of the program? IDK. I am going to try a couple more songs. And I wouldn't suggest working on a whole song at once. Every time you make a change it has to reanalyze that whole vocal track. If you are working on individual words, the delay to analyze isn't that bad (sometimes). If you change the actual voice/singer, it has to analyze the whole track with every change of that aspect. And some singers want to use vibrato a lot, and if you like their tone, but don't want all that vibrato, it's a pita to negate that affect. All that said, this program has many options. In fact it has more options than what I would have expected. You have a lot of control over say vibrato, formants, energy, tension. And they work well. But in my usage I was making changes, wait for update vocal, then listen again, repeat over and over with one vocalist. Only to learn that is how that singers style is. So I couldn't eliminate it. So I had to pick another singer and hope I could work with it. I am sure once you get more familiar with the singers, you will know which ones to pick for certain jobs. But again. this program has an extremely good amount of control over the voice. If this program could be used to correct my voice? Hummm.... maybe. I will have to look into that. Will let ya'll know what I find out. Again, as it stands now, I would rather put the work in to practice my vocal and get it right ( or as right as I can!) instead of working with this. But I am going to try some other songs and see if it works better.

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No, I was aggravated with it. But now that you have planted the idea... Just not the results we saw in that video!! At least not without much more work! Also it is web based. It doesn't really work as smoothly as I would have thought it would. Every time you make an adjustment it has to re-analyze and create an output. Sometimes that takes seconds, sometimes longer. The vocalist sound like a foreigner singing my words. I am sure there is some way to correct that. Yeah. seems like it. But I am just starting with it. I have another 13 days to go on the trial period. But as it stands, I don't think it will take all 13 days for me to decide.

Yep. Perfect.

Well said!! After three hours of messing with this new program, I am almost to the point of just canceling out right now. But I am going to hang in there to see if it's just another long and steep learning curve. At the moment, no matter how bad I think I sing, it still sounds better than what they do. Am I the only one to spend some time with this new "tool"!!? If I am not the only one, I am thinking the others are about as excited about it as I am!! LOL!!

Finally got around to watching this video. About half way through I had enough of the guy in the red shirt. But I suffered on. Interesting program there.

I will use this!!