Comments on: Melodyne Editor’s Direct Note Access for DJs

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By: Audio editor

Audio editor — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 09:59:06 +0000

MP3 stands for MPEG layer 3, this is a form of compressed audio format. The compression ratio is 12 is to 1, the main purpose was to produce high quality audio output. Soon, mp3 file format gained popularity and made inroads in the hearts of music lovers. The music lovers all over the world have a huge collection of mp3 files because of its popularity. Due to this the demand for mp3 editor software’s shot up. An mp3 editor software gives the music lover so many options to personalize the music that it’s virtually impossible to ignore its importance when it comes to reorganizing and restricting your favorite music.

By: Xolunt

Xolunt — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 15:56:32 +0000

I dont understand how someone can be praising this new software prior to it being released in one breath then take a shot at a guy who laboured and dedicated time to developing software that many many dj’s use today. Some of the dj’s using MIK have been around since the 70′s, what does that tell you!

By: Juraj

Juraj — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:21:44 +0000

Actually, this is great analytic tool.

How does it work? Suppose it is a kind of multiband EQ, which passes very narrow freq – just a tone, everything else is cutt-off.

The result is you can hear the whole song separated to tens of channels. As far as at every “note” there is a complete mix of sounds, you can not shift them with good results, unless there are only solo instrument sounds (btw. with pitch you change the speed as well, so even here it is problematic).

However, for those of us, who do not have perfect musical ears, it is a great tool to find harmony in song, basic chord patterns, tune of simple melodies, harmony. And this can be developed further in a creative work.

By: Mark Davis

Mark Davis — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:36:13 +0000

Could you rephrase the question? There are software solutions that do not involve buying my stuff.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:34:35 +0000

and the time i would save would have to be spent to buy your stuff mark?
=P

By: Mark Davis

Mark Davis — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 11:10:06 +0000

Perhaps I am wrong, but I believe the only people who just “know” what will work together harmonically is the blessed person who has perfect pitch and knows the harmonic structure of every song on his playlist.

Harmonic mixing is most useful for the professional who is not off his nut, and wants to be as productive as possible. Time is money.

By: Kool Moe Dee

Kool Moe Dee — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 23:18:18 +0000

Don’t forget Mark is selling a database of song key’s – it’s his business.

Fair play to anyone who uses key data – but my point was that by the time you are ready for a club, you should just ‘know’ what works

Talking about efficiency just sounds lame – when you’re off your nut efficient is the last thing on your mind.