[Harp-L] Re:"That's All"

["jazmaan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <dmf273@xxxxxxxxx>]

No I didn't use any pitch correction.  I wanted the sound to remain as organic as possible.  The
TC-Helion software I use is included with Band-in-a-Box 2005 and is relatively inexpensive
compared to their dedicated rack units.   Band-in-a-Box had a rudimentary version of TC-Helion in
their 2004 release, but the latest 2005 version is the one you want.   It gives you much more
control over the individual voices, as you noticed. 



>jazmaan wrote:
>> Dang Tim!  You want me to spill all my secrets?   Well ok, I guess 
>> that's what Harp-L is for!

>I asked because I noticed that in some areas the harmonies were 
>shifting when there was no change in the input note.  This implies 
>more control than simply the "real time" generation of a harmony 
>note based on the input signal.  

>Some of the TC-Helicon devices are significantly more sophisticated 
>(and expensive) than my Digitech Vocalist VR, and I'm curious to 
>know which one you're using.  I know that, for example, the 
>VoiceWorks device has the ability to do pitch correction on the 
>source signal, and I'm wondering if you've tried that with your 
>recording.  Seems like it would be one way to guarantee that those 
>bends are spot-on!  

>Maybe I need to spend more time with the MIDI capabilities of my 
>VR!  

>-tim