I start with a freshly installed copy of Melody Assistant. I assume that you are familiar with the program itself and/or that you have gone through my introduction tutorial. Please pay for the software, if you use it for further work. One important thing: You should support the shareware concept. This version of the document is based on Melody Assistant version 5.4.0 I hope this helps to get more familiar with Melody Assistant. I try to touch as many new features as possible during the creation of this song. First of all we create a small score and then we will add some more things to the song till it sounds „good“ at least in my opinion. The way through the tutorial will be similar to the introduction tutorial. In this tutorial I want to touch the more advanced features of Melody assistant such as the Virtual Singer and Digital Effects. All the things mentioned in the first tutorial are still true with the current version, even if some menus have changed. All Rights Reserved.I really like the Melody and Harmony Assistant programs, and the two guys from France have made significant progress, so I thought it´s time for a more advanced tutorial. « Myriad Forum » Powered by YaBB 1 Gold - SP 1.1 ! When it's green you hear that staff, when you click on it, it turns red and you won't hear that staff. On the left side of each staff is a little loud speaker symbol. Is it possible to disable the instrument and only have the voice? My question was prompted by some unusual pitching, which might be because of this transposing instrument point that you brought up. But if the voice is assigned to brass (such as trombone) or saxaphone) then there may be a transposition. Voices are usually assigned to a piano, organ, string, or guitar staff, for which there is no transposition. You can read the number of semitones that were applied to the original instrument. How many? Look at the instrument assignment to the staff. To fix it, you will need to transpose the voice staff (not the whole score) by the correct number of semitones. The un-transposed singer will sing at the written pitch, which is wrong. If this happens, you will see a warning message. When the instrument is converted to singer, the transposition is no longer taken into account. Some instruments are "transposing": The written notes are played at a different pitch. When an instument staff is given lyrics and made to sing, it does not matter which instrument. Disable the singer in the VS palette (right click and "disable the singer") Disable Virtual Singer from its palette (click on the bird) On Jun 7 th, 2004, 5:29pm, Willie N wrote: I am importing MIDI files to work on in Melody Assistant with virtual singer. Re: Virtual singer and harmony/melody assistan « Last Edit: Jun 8 th, 2004, 12:19pm by Willie N » I have looked in the documentation, but cannot find this subject. Is it possible to mute the voice and just play the instrument, and vice versa? This comes with instruments associated with each stave.ĭoes the instrument affect the quality or tone of the voice in virtual singer? I am importing MIDI files to work on in Melody Assistant with virtual singer. Topic: Virtual singer and harmony/melody assistant (Read 2402 times)īarbershop Harmony and mixed voice choirs Virtual singer and harmony/melody assistant Virtual Singer (Moderator: Forum Administrator) You can read all messages, but to be able to post,īoard Home | Help | Search | Polls | Members | Login | Register Myriad Forum « Virtual singer and harmony/melody assistant » Myriad Forum - Virtual singer and harmony/melody assistant
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