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isosceles_cat
from Toronto (Canada) on 2008-03-12 09:25 [#02184533]
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Some very cool new tricks, including shifting individual notes in a chord, and one-click scale changes.
http://www.celemony.com/cms/index.php?id=dna
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Skink
from A cesspool in eden on 2008-03-12 09:58 [#02184538]
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I got a chubby when I was reading about this earlier. I want it!!!
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Brisk
from selling smack at the orphanage on 2008-03-12 10:09 [#02184543]
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Can't wait to use it. That is pretty much the holy grail of sample music right there.
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Skink
from A cesspool in eden on 2008-03-12 10:47 [#02184556]
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Some many uses, so little time...
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pulseclock
from Downtown 81 on 2008-03-12 10:59 [#02184558]
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how the hell does that work?
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Brisk
from selling smack at the orphanage on 2008-03-12 11:03 [#02184560]
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Detecting multiple pitches and notes within a chord must have been a crazy technical accomplishment. He sure deserves his beard.
But yeah, the possibilities are endless with it. Whole new melody and rhymic structures from a single chord sample. I've long wanted to use samples in the same way I use midi, so this is just perfect for me. I want to use it now.
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w M w
from London (United Kingdom) on 2008-03-12 11:06 [#02184561]
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i hav melodtgfdg 3.0 )(not plugin anf it pisses me off to no end
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pulseclock
from Downtown 81 on 2008-03-12 11:08 [#02184562]
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yeah man i think he went from, wierd melodyne guy with a beard, to genius mastermind with a beard
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dariusgriffin
from cool on 2008-03-12 11:15 [#02184567]
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This is amazing I love you melodyne.
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vlari
from beyond the valley of the LOLs on 2008-03-12 11:17 [#02184568]
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neat
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BoxBob-K23
from Finland on 2008-03-12 11:37 [#02184570]
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fantastic! this is literally the stuff of dreams!
but will it work with ANY sound material - I mean really, how the hell can it? Will it be able to handle Boards of Canada?
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dave_g
from United Kingdom on 2008-03-12 11:54 [#02184575]
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The examples are very simple waveforms. When you perform a fourier transform of these to see all the spectral components, it must be quite "easy" to isolate each frequency component as it changes over time.
This is because most of the change will be in amplitude, rather than frequency.
I think this technology will not be able to track complex changing waveforms as easily, ie where frequency components don't move relative to each other, but cross over, fade in and out and generally do more "random" stuff.
The DSP technology can do most of the pitch shifting, frequency analysis, etc quite easily. The clever part is working out how all the frequency components relate together. It's interesting that the demo shows stuff that's been multitracked, i.e. just one type of sound. I think this software would REALLY struggle if you tried to use it on a mixdown where there are multiple sounds all going off together.
Musically it would probably create interesting results when used on a complex mixdown, but for use as a sonic scalpel I think you guys might be disappointed.
You should perform some FFTs of simple chords yourself if you're interested. If you can get a decent realtime FFT algorithm running with say >1024 points you should be able to see how the various spectral components work toghether. Then try it again with a full song!
I've studied digital signal processing as part of my electronics degree and can have a go at trying to explain this to some extent if people are really that interested. I think you should look up fourier transforms on the internet and try some realtime analysis yourself. Programs like soundforge, cooledit, etc should be able to do this I think.
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vlari
from beyond the valley of the LOLs on 2008-03-12 14:38 [#02184623]
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no i dont think it is fft. it's magic
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Brisk
from selling smack at the orphanage on 2008-03-12 14:44 [#02184633]
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i don't believe in magic. it is god who seperates the individual notes from the chords! hail!
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pulseclock
from Downtown 81 on 2008-03-12 14:46 [#02184637]
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that guys like Rasputin or something
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retape
from http://retape.net (Norway) on 2008-03-12 15:10 [#02184649]
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was about to post about this.
'tis incredible :)
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dave_g
from United Kingdom on 2008-03-12 15:21 [#02184653]
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oh that's so annyoing. my degree course didn't cover magic.
Is there a bonus feature on a Harry Potter DVD or something?
Maybe it uses elusive's magic non base 2 binary ;)
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OK
on 2008-03-13 00:06 [#02184784]
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hey im interested. i'd like to maybe work on these kind of technology professionally. since at suck at the music making.
Im sure fourier analysis is a must but i doubt knowing the formal theory is enough to go into signal processing.
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dave_g
from United Kingdom on 2008-03-16 07:22 [#02185606]
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A decent book is "A digital signal processing primer with applications to digital audio and computer music" by Ken Steiglitz. ISBN 0-8053-1684-1
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Digital-Signal-Processing-Primer-Ap plications/dp/0805316841
If you want to get into signal processing, you need to learn programming in a language like C and know the theory behind algorithms and things. I'm not really an expert in computer software DSP, the only real world experience I've seen is with embedded DSP in instrumentation.
I'd imagine you'd be better of asking on usenet groups or forums or somewhere were VST people hang out might be a good start.
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fleetmouse
from Horny for Truth on 2008-03-16 08:17 [#02185615]
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This is great, you hardly have to listen, remember or imagine to make things fit together. It will be a key technology in preventing people from creating exciting new juxtapositions of sounds.
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Skink
from A cesspool in eden on 2008-03-16 11:31 [#02185640]
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Depends on how it's used surely?
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dariusgriffin
from cool on 2008-03-16 12:13 [#02185641]
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You silly romantic.
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Indeksical
from Phobiazero Damage Control (United Kingdom) on 2008-03-16 12:35 [#02185646]
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You can express everything...
Your Own Way...
MEEDEE
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OK
on 2008-03-16 13:19 [#02185664]
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that's cool thank you, but i'm more interested in the maths of it, since i'm a mathematician, and I just started a master in mathematical science and i'm not sure where i'm headed. i do plan to take programming courses somewhen in the future but it's not a priority right now.
is there's something i should like, try to learn mathwise to get into this kind of thing on a developement level?
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redRummy
from Brighton (United Kingdom) on 2008-03-17 06:06 [#02185784]
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yes, ass kissing.
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vlari
from beyond the valley of the LOLs on 2008-03-17 06:17 [#02185786]
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well, you know, it could be base anything, that is, if there's any base at all...
oh my
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fleetmouse
from Horny for Truth on 2008-03-17 08:01 [#02185801]
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Skink: you could say the same thing about a taser. This is a taser for the spirit. Another decade of tasering and spirit itself will stink.
fabien: you say that like romance is a bad thing. Barbecue is romantic. Food pills are practical.
Melodyne will turn all music into a jigsaw puzzle where all the pieces are the same color and shape.
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dave_g
from United Kingdom on 2008-03-17 10:44 [#02185841]
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If you're good at maths then DSP theory should be a doddle. You need to learn about Z transforms, the Z plane, complex numbers and all that jazz.
You should read up on dirac delta transforms, fast fourier series, infinite impulse and finite impulse filters (IIR/FIR), impulse responses, convolution. That sort of stuff. It might not appear in a maths textbook, but it is almost entirely maths!
You should know about poles and zeros on the Z plane and how they map to magnitude and phase responses for various systems.
These things are probably applied mathematics rather than pure maths. You might need to do a bit of background reading on basic filter transfer functions and basic fourier series. Basically the 3 main parts of DSP are:
FFTs, digital filters (IIR or FIR) and convolution.
Let me know if you want any more info. I can probably get a load of notes if you're really interested in it. Bear in mind it's from an electronics degree, so there might be some things you're not totally familiar with.
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dariusgriffin
from cool on 2008-03-17 11:01 [#02185846]
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Of course romance is a bad thing. It makes you sad. It makes you want to have a nice meal and it makes you sad if you can't have it. It makes your art a truthful expression of your inner self. It's individualistic and boring.
I like the idea of food pills for convenience, but I also like gastronomy as an artform. And of course I enjoy barbecues, because at heart I'm a romantic who doesn't want to be.
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ozone
from Warsaw (Poland) on 2008-03-17 11:23 [#02185852]
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hmm
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dariusgriffin
from cool on 2008-03-17 11:38 [#02185857]
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Okay that's awesome.
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OK
on 2008-03-17 12:04 [#02185875]
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i guess a course in complex analysis should cover a lot of those depending on who's giving it. and maybe i'll try to get someone to give a seminar for the rest.
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fleetmouse
from Horny for Truth on 2008-03-17 16:04 [#02185976]
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Romance is exciting for the romantic but boring for people watching the romantic, which is something one must take into consideration if one intends to exist primarily as a spectacle.
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dariusgriffin
from cool on 2008-03-17 16:48 [#02185986]
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That's pretty much it yes. Thank you I feel healthier.
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