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This is pretty cool! A couple if years ago, I saw a short documentary about some commercial software that was able to take the recording of an orchestra, separ
by yoo1I 10y ago
This is pretty cool!
A couple if years ago, I saw a short documentary about some commercial software that was able to take the recording of an orchestra, separate the instruments and allow the user to edit the pitch and volume of an individual note an instrument was playing, but I can't seem to find it anymore.
Might anyone here know about this software ?
- charlesism 10y agoYou're thinking of Melodyne, by Celemony Software. It's amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u573PyXo-pY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u573PyXo-pY
- yoo1I 10y agoI recognized the beard and glasses in the first frame of the video. Thanks!
- yxlx 10y agoThat was an interesting video, thanks for linking it. Two books are mentioned in the video, both of which I would like to read; - "History of Harmonic Pythagoreanism" by Rudolf Haase - "The Harmony of the World" by Johannes Kepler The original title of the book by Haase, I found by jumping to the mark where it was mentioned in the original german language video, was Geschichte des Harmonikalen Pythagoreismus. Unfortunatelly, I have not been successfull in finding an English translation of the book. I could read the German version but would only understand a few select parts so I would much prefer to read it in English. Does anybody know of an English version of the book?
- anonymous123458 10y agoIt's also similar to Roland's R-MIX software: http://www.rolandus.com/products/r-mix/ http://www.rolandus.com/products/r-mix/