Acoustica Greg wrote:Since Angelina is freeware, why don't you just use it in Mixcraft right now?

kr236rk wrote:- or can i plug a vst like Angelina 1.1 into MC5 please?

http://www.geardownload.com/multimedia/angelina.html

thanks,

Ric

wow - thanks - this is exciting, exciting, exciting!
will update



Ric

- or can i plug a vst like Angelina 1.1 into MC5 please?

http://www.geardownload.com/multimedia/angelina.html

thanks,

Ric

Working on it, I will have a video on how to do this pretty soon. Check our youtube channel at acoustica222 thanks - will look forward to the video + check out the youtube :) i can alter the voice clip by a) length and by b) semi-tones now. that is a beginning. can also shape the voice to some exte...

Acoustica Greg wrote:Hi,

You can change the key of your voice in Mixcraft using track markers or the Sound tab (if you have the clip selected).

There's also the GSnap effect, which is similar to Auto-Tune by Antares.

Greg

Thanks Greg, this sounds cool. Are there any MC5 pictures or videos which show this?

Ric

hi, i have a crap voice! :-o [lol] idea! :idea: if i record my voice say in 'E' can i shape or stretch that E an octave higher or lower please? is there a limit - can i take that 'ahh' in E and bend it up into F or down into D? can i record a bank of 'ahh's singing in harmony by multitracking them i...

well technically and besides the pros & cons of the material - that's what i put together in MC5 http://www.youtube.com/user/o1kric?feature=mhum the final guitar mix ended up going through a fuzz-wah (in 'neutral' on the actual take) but these things are 'hiss' factories, in light of which i am ...

thanks: it's a can of worms - i bought some l-o-n-g 'pro' balanced jack cables for guitar ages ago, they are so noisy i've gone back to using the cheapo cables which came as freebies with the axe, they are as silent as mice

Use balanced cables. They supress earth noise. that's a great idea but do you know how many *types* of cables i can use on any one project? stereo1/4" jack cables mono 1/4" jack cables mini jack cables stereo mono mini jack/socket cables usb cables mini jack cable connectors usb cable con...

spoke too soon - am getting slight interference in the phones now - but it's not having any effect on the mix (relief) btw this is the best quality audio - & it ain't perfect - i have ever managed to get down in MixCraft. i devoted an old P4 to MC5 and put a new HDD in + upped the RAM. I booted ...

There is probably some amount of shielding in the cable but not enough to keep noise out. thanks: well as i say, if i work about a metre away from the pc there is no problem - i dubbed bass over acoustic/vocals last night and the result is clean; used to get a lot of problems with the mic as well b...

The noise/interferance when too close to the pc is caused by low end shielded cable on the headphones, it's not shielding well. That's why stepping away lowers it. High quality studio phone will cure this. Also, grounding may be an issue with devices connected to the computer. Grounding is much mor...

Glad to hear it and sorry about your amp :-) no worries :] now i can use a mains powered set of speakers (with headphones socket) so don't have to worry about the 9v battery going flat in the mini amp 8) btw, the strange ticking folks sometimes pick up when monitoring MC through phones is caused by...

It sounds like the amp you are using for your headphones isn't sending stereo signal output. Are you able to use the computer speakers for monitoring instead of the mini amp? hi Eric trouble is i do a lot of my audio experimentation late at night which is why i need to work in phones. if i swapped ...

It sounds like the amp you are using for your headphones isn't sending stereo signal output. Are you able to use the computer speakers for monitoring instead of the mini amp? hi Eric trouble is i do a lot of my audio experimentation late at night which is why i need to work in phones. if i swapped ...

unhooked the amps and plugged phones 1:1 into FT, both left and right channels are there in the mix i recorded alright

but why am i getting this weird 'no-pan' scenario when i pep up my phones through a stereo mini amp?

thanks

R