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Sep 28, 2026
SemtexGUEST
the thing is, if you're a singer and you've used auto-tune, you've used some kind of AI.
SemtexGUEST
Like, if you're a singer that can't sing and you're hiding behind Melodyne or auto-tune or pitch correction or whatever, you've used AI.
SemtexGUEST
Like, you've... exaggerated your voice.
SemtexGUEST
That's a diplomatic way of putting it, right? But you AI'd
Tom FoxGUEST
It's below, it's flat, or it's slightly sharp, but the whole take is absolutely amazing.
Tom FoxGUEST
And I mean, Melodyne, you just pull it in.
Tom FoxGUEST
I'd rather do that than if they've got a take earlier where they're holding back a little bit to be able to get them notes more in tune.
Tom FoxGUEST
It doesn't sound as good.
Tom FoxGUEST
So yeah, I'd rather repair a vocal if it's got that energy and if it sounds believable.
Tom FoxGUEST
I think it's the right way to go.
Tom FoxGUEST
But obviously you don't want to be constructing a take with Melodyne, but I think it's brilliant for repairing and situations like that.
AshayaHOST
Yeah, absolutely.
Ori RoseGUEST
you know it's not that the production isn't important but vocal production is king yeah for sure
Justin GammellaHOST
So like are you using tools like Vocaline, Melodyne, you know, whatever tools that are in Logic to like not only get the vocals to be really tight, which is super important, but also like speed and efficiency for like doing this every day.
Ori RoseGUEST
Yeah.
Ori RoseGUEST
So my process is usually like I'll do leads first.
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Justin GammellaHOST
Yeah, which – ugh.
Justin GammellaHOST
Like, that's the one thing that, like, again, like, I love every DAW for very different reasons.
Justin GammellaHOST
But the one thing that Pro Tools has is, like, the audio suite, and now ARA has gotten really great with, like, so many fucking things, especially, like, Melodyne.
Justin GammellaHOST
Man, not having to record shit in is,
Jon MarksonGUEST
I do it all by hand.
Jon MarksonGUEST
Almost every single vocal I've ever done, I'm doing with Melodyne and doing by hand.
Jon MarksonGUEST
And that's just to preserve when stuff is supposed to feel sharp, when stuff's supposed to feel flat, when stuff's supposed to rub, when stuff is supposed to be deliberately executed a certain way, and I just don't want it to be blanket globbed into a certain direction.
Jon MarksonGUEST
Okay.
speaker_0HOST
and I am loving, and I'm able to just listen to the song.
speaker_0HOST
But when everything is just a little bit off in terms of timing and or tuning, if you can just tighten up the tuning on that vocal just a little bit, if it's just slightly flat and you just pull it up to the right note, if you have good transparent vocal tuning like re-pitched by Synchro Arts or Melodyne or even Flex Pitch and Logic is great.
speaker_0HOST
If you have transparent vocal tuning and you were very close on those notes, just tightening up a little bit, all of a sudden, I'm not at all thrown by slightly off notes.
speaker_0HOST
If it was the right take, where's the right character, the right performance, I can save the right take, where's the right emotion with just a little bit of vocal tuning, right? And the whole idea here is I'm not making that bad vocal sound good.
Al MelchiorHOST
[laughs]
Jorina StammGUEST
It's, it's very, like the, the, the fact that she, she wanted to do it more electronic, but then decided to, "I'm not gonna have any Melodyne on it, and, um, have real singers sing all of it," was very interesting for, like, the third and fourth and fifth time to, to listen to the album.
Jorina StammGUEST
'Cause I didn't notice this stuff.
Jorina StammGUEST
I just thought it was very good.
Dan NigroGUEST
And so I ended up having to tune every other instrument to the guitar and the vocal because I didn't wanna mess with it.
Dan NigroGUEST
When I played the piano, because the piano was actually in tune, I had to Melodyne the piano to be in tune with the guitar.
Dan NigroGUEST
I think the next thing I added to the song was the Juno bass.
Dan NigroGUEST
I wanted it to feel really intense.
VancePANELIST
And she laid the vocals.
VancePANELIST
and Melodyne them in less than 15 minutes I was like me how does she do it like that so I'm and I was uh patting myself on the back last night because I've been since you started the Melodyne class I've been practicing with my vocals and last night you know those um moments in your music, in your understanding of plug-ins, in your understanding of mixing and mastering, when you reach that little point where you can see a level improvement, and that's where I was at about 3.30 this morning, 3 a.m. this morning.
VancePANELIST
I said, wow.
VancePANELIST
It was like effortless, you know, and everything I touched and I split with Melodyne thinking about watching you do it and going back to the lessons you were giving, and it was working for me, and I was like, ha! I was like, I thought I was the shit this morning at 3 a.m.
VancePANELIST
But it's getting done.
VancePANELIST
But it's not as fast as I need it to be done for.
RoelGUEST
So that one works.
RoelGUEST
Melodyne works.
RoelGUEST
That's a big one.
RoelGUEST
I paid for that.
Jason OberholzerPANELIST
This is what you get when you are a member of Never Post.
Jason OberholzerPANELIST
I'm going to open standalone Melodyne to figure out how to delete yogurt from this.
Jason OberholzerPANELIST
Never Post executive producer, Jason Oberholzer.
Jason OberholzerPANELIST
I'm an adult and I read my paper yesterday.
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