User:Albert0softie/HOW I USE MELODYNE

using this rip as an example:

i was originally creating this as a user page on the ttgd wiki before realizing that i despise literally every aspect of fandom and so i'm doing it here. fuck you fandom)


 * i drag the vocals or whatever sample i'm attempting to pitch into an fl project, along with the base song


 * i splice and arrange the sample to match the rhythm of the base song using the old fashioned splice, make unique, stretch, repeat method
 * if there are parts that i know are going to overlap (ex. harmonies), i intentionally arrange them in a way so that they don't overlap, otherwise it wouldn't really be managable in melodyne
 * i also typically don't do the same pattern of samples more than once if i already know it's going to be identical rhythmically
 * for stretching, while i do stretch parts of the sample in fl to be shorter, i typically don't make them longer as melodyne is usually better for making samples longer than fl, more on that later
 * for stretching, while i do stretch parts of the sample in fl to be shorter, i typically don't make them longer as melodyne is usually better for making samples longer than fl, more on that later


 * at this point in the process i should have something like this: