Shane_B. Posted January 31, 2021 Posted January 31, 2021 Has anyone here upgraded from Melodyne 4 Studio to 5 Studio? The only thing I see in M5S that I would use is it has a de-esser function now. It finds sibilance and adjusts the volume. It doesn't use compression and therefor doesn't alter the rest of the vocal signal. I was hoping to see some UI updates plus it always felt clunky to me for lack of a better word but it looks the same except it has a few new features. None of which I would use except the de-esser. It's pretty rare that I use M4S to be honest because the UI is difficult to use for me. Thanks.
Guest Salvatore Monella Posted January 31, 2021 Posted January 31, 2021 13 hours ago, Shane_B. said: Has anyone here upgraded from Melodyne 4 Studio to 5 Studio? The only thing I see in M5S that I would use is it has a de-esser function now. It finds sibilance and adjusts the volume. It doesn't use compression and therefor doesn't alter the rest of the vocal signal. I was hoping to see some UI updates plus it always felt clunky to me for lack of a better word but it looks the same except it has a few new features. None of which I would use except the de-esser. It's pretty rare that I use M4S to be honest because the UI is difficult to use for me. Thanks. The sibilant tool is worth the price of admission. But I also love the leveling macro that will make quiet notes louder and louder notes quieter so you don't have to compress as heavy-handed. The overall pitch detection is so much better and there is a new algorithm for pitched percussion.
Shane_B. Posted January 31, 2021 Author Posted January 31, 2021 54 minutes ago, Salvatore Monella said: The sibilant tool is worth the price of admission. But I also love the leveling macro that will make quiet notes louder and louder notes quieter so you don't have to compress as heavy-handed. The overall pitch detection is so much better and there is a new algorithm for pitched percussion. Yes the sibilant tool is really nice. Every de-esser I've ever used, even the preset in Melda's AutoDynamicEQ which is my go-to de-esser now, takes the 'air' out of vocals. It does something that just kills the highs and I don't have the patients to manually apply it to only the parts I want. Using M5S would be the same as chopping up your vocal clips and manually bringing down the sibilance which is how I used to do it. I saw that video and yes it does look like it's improved greatly under the hood. I guess I'll go get on my knees and beg the wife to let me do this. I've spent a lot on my DAW lately unfortunately but I'm worried if I wait between versions too long my upgrade price will double.
Guest Salvatore Monella Posted January 31, 2021 Posted January 31, 2021 43 minutes ago, Shane_B. said: but I'm worried if I wait between versions too long my upgrade price will double. I don't think you have to worry about that. If anything, it's possible they'll do a sale, since the studio version was the only version of melodyne 5 that wasn't discounted during Black Friday. That being said, I'm happy that I upgraded.
paulo Posted January 31, 2021 Posted January 31, 2021 46 minutes ago, Shane_B. said: I guess I'll go get on my knees and beg the wife to let me do this..... Being forgiven is usually easier to obtain than getting permission. 1
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