I’m honored to make you feel lucky, Ciggiburns.
This attempt was quite hard, i was almost going to quit the mix, then i found the appropriate melody (at least for my ears) for the mix, playing with the keyboard in the relative scale. However, what a beautiful song you wrote.

The photos were wonderful, nice people and beautiful animals!

Thanks for being always so kindly and for listening. Cin cin! :)

thanks panu for listening :)

Thanks a lot for listening, texasradiofish.

You are right, it needs some tuning… I suck at that, i need input. Please, can i ask you if you pitch the vox file directly or you use the pitcher plugin of flstudio (or what)?

Quote: TheDICE Please, can i ask you if you pitch the vox file directly or you use the pitcher plugin of flstudio (or what)?

Repitching or pitch controlling samples can be helpful or hurtful depending on circumstances, and when helpful usually in a limited range. Repitching can be most effective when you cut out then change one note or phrase you wish to edit leaving the rest of the track in tact. I tend to use runtime pitch control to tighten up monophonic vocals, bass and guitar tracks, or slightly modify the key, for instance, change from a major to a minor key.

Generally, there are 5 ways that we repitch or pitch control samples on FL Studio.

Before runtime:
(1) To repitch an entire sample, we usually use the channel pitch control.
To repitch single notes, we sometimes use
(2) Edison (a) find pitch regions and (b) pitch edit a region … how to tune a kick drum using Edison tutorial here http://www.youtube.com/watc...
(3) Newtone (haven’t figured out how to save Newtone as mono samples … what a pain)

During runtime (samples with no polyphony on mono tracks):
(4) GSnap free plugin is my favorite

During runtime (samples with no polyphony on stereo tracks):
(5) Pitcher

We don’t use Celemony Melodyne although ElRon owns the mono version. I would like to own a polyphonic pitch editor like Melodyne. On list of things on which to spend money someday.

On one occasion, I was able to stretch a sub bass sample during run time to effect a pitch bend by automating control of the time knob in the channel setting. This is technique can be very glitchy and experimenting with it probably means you have way too much time free time of your hands.

This was really useful. Gsnap seems to work well, added to my vsts for quick surgery. I discovered newtone, i never noticed it, and it was included, lol. Powerful tool!

When i found an appropriate alternative chord progression, the vocals results always slighty untuned. I tried to re-pitch a bit the vox using newtone.

thanks a lot, texasradiofish!! :))

Thanks unreal_dm, glad you liked the bass. I was indeed happy with it! (only with that, anyway)

Yes, i can speak Italian. Mi fa piacere trovare un italiano da queste parti :) Mi è piaciuta molto la tua recensione, grazie davvero Destinazione altrove.

ora, vado a gustarmi la tua nuova creatura

Thanks a lot, Annabloom. I’m very glad you appreciate my efforts :)

:) thanks a lot Jacob, for listening and for your kind words.

thank you very much, my friend :)

I’m glad you liked it, Javolenus.
Thanks for listening!

thank you very much Vicky for your kind words, and for listening! i’m glad you appreciated.

Thank you very much Kara!