WTF. How in the hell can this even be possible?! Melodyne is, for those who don’t know, among the best producers of autotuning software. Now they’ve pretty much shot to number 1 with this…
“Direct Note Access” – DNA; kinda appropriate as it allows you to manipulate the fundamental things which make up the music. Christ on a bike. We don’t need talent anymore – ace!
That’s just mental. Don’t you think? I think T-Pain will have a fit of euphoria when he finds this.
don’t want to sound like an knob but i feel like i’ve known about this software for at least a year…
I got my completely legal, absolutely paid for, I don’t steal on the internet, copy of Melodyne a couple of months back and I’ve started using it properly just recently. Phenomenal. A lot of people see it as a replacement for talent, a hit single machine, but I don’t think it is. I can sing but I cant sing very well, Melodyne sorts out my off notes and if i like (and I do) gives me an auto-tuned emotronic effect. It gives people who cant sing , a voice
You can hear it in action at my myspace 
fuck this! unbelievable!! who would think beardy mcbeardyface could think up that eh?!
[...] in the name of hell. First Melodyne do their changing pitches of notes within chords, now this? It’s only a matter of time before we won’t need instruments at [...]
Dang…finally something that lives up to the 21st Century expectations haha. Can’t wait to try this!
I believe hover cars are next
that is amazing…
who needs musical skill when you can buy it?
Changing notes inside of chords doesn’t seem very remarkable, until you consider that it’s an audio clip, a live capture of a sound, not information a grid. Not surprising melodyne was the one come up with this. This is big , it’s really big, it’s almost a midi-like control over audio. WHEN this technology is fully developed, it will change everything.
Last night I saw Dr. Dre in a dress all glamed up with lipstick, (WCWC)
and that changed everything.
This website is freakin’ amazing!
I saw that picture of Dre… Scary stuff, man.
[...] 18th, 2009 by Dave Christ on a bike – some of you may remember my post on the DNA feature of Celemony’s new Melodyne Autotune software, in which you can change the pitch of individual [...]