Can This Actually Retune Music In Real Time?

Lots of unexpected magic in these plugins/SDKs.

#musicproduction #vst #beatmaker

Timespamts:
0:00 - Your DAW already uses it.
0:50 - reTune
4:20 - Tune a guitar string in post
6:14 - Soloing over a song that doesn't exist yet
7:50 - Peel
10:00 - Making a drum loop into a backing track
11:12 - Elastique Pitch
13:17 - Insane Pitch Echo Loop
14:17 - VOCAL MIXING HACK
16:27 - Vielklang!
22:41 - Tonic
25:40 - deCoda
26:30 - Playing bass on a song I never heard
27:15 - Bass solo on another mystery song
29:11 - Can it survive jazz piano?
30:40 - Peace!

[blaackmade]

I have no idea if you read these comments or not, I’ve just discovered you and your content this morning. I can’t not verbally express the therapy your nature videos provide my spirit. I’ve only watch two videos and was nearly brought to tears by the visual and sounds of nature. My brain doesn’t really comprehend the science behind what you’re say, Lol, but you’re definitely the kind of teacher that encourages and inspires me to do the work necessary to keep up with your conversations. I guess I just want to say thank you and remind you of how awesome of a person you are.

[msld_sound]

Not gonna lie, correcting the whole-tone solo actually sounded really good! The artifacts reminded me of pitch-to-CV on a KORG MS20; a very endearing weirdness.

[emmaessex]

when i first saw "elastique" pitch/timestretching added to ACID many **many** (oh no) moons ago, i was blown away and had to know where it came from and i've been a huge fan of zplane's output ever since. really fantastic utility plugins that emphasize creative use of their features.

[alantaylor]

Loved the whole tone solo retuned. I have no words.

[unthinkabilities]

2:55 I LOVE that part, I don't know but it has something magical. Would love to hear it developed into a full song

[ryanbertsch]

Thank you for uncovering these gems! These are going to be essential for new music makers for years to come.

[BloodRainbows]

7:06 so the plugin turns your solos into the Grateful Dead. Cool

[SoundElementsMusic]

Worth noting that NewTone in FL studio uses the Pitch/Time manipulation engine by zplane (might also explain why some of the interface is the same as vielklang)

[Bthelick]

I always wondered how the channel "majorvsminor" did their uploads, they've been uploading re-keyed hits to hilarious effect for a good 6 years now.

[toslinked]

this is super interesting. I already have lots of ideas in my head. very inspiring.

[matthewwatt]

Wow, elastique pitch is like hyperpop in a box!

[lemonhscott]

Wow, i thought only pitchmap could do this! Great vid Benn love it

[EdrikPrinsMusic]

I love Zplane's stuff, excited to see what you think about them.

[ittixen]

21:58 virtual singers trapped in a frozen moment, of course it sounds creepy this is existential horror!

[Beatsbasteln]

yeah zplane always makes awesome plugins. i think the reason why people don't tend to buy them a lot is mostly because all the good daws already come with the zplane audio engine so all you'd buy would be a different workflow of the same sound you already got. ofc it's basically the same with all the different filter plugins that are released all the time, but people are less aware of that cause filters have more generic names

[drew-etmm]

15:45 blew my mind and its even crazier its in realtime!

[zero.the.prototype]

Thank you Sensei. Great lesson much appreciated. Since you mentioned certain kinds of software that may be associated with chip tunes, and asked for comments, I will chime in. Been watching your stuff in hopes of springboarding my music creation journey. I am mid thirties laborer who has little time for hobbies but been making time to learn tracker software because portability of lsdj allowed me to produce on breaks and during work downtime (worked through all of pandemic). Also learning dirtywave headless while waiting for my m8 to ship. Anything related to these types of workflows and especially sampling, resampling, downsampling and crisscrossampling would be super interesting to my old plasticized grey cells.

thanks I love you

[ApolloMclaren]

Hey amazing video I'm convinced I need to at least get retune and tonic maybe even elastique and decoda. Quick question though, how many copies are you allowed with each product? I'm thinking of splitting the cost with my friends and wanted to make sure we would all be able to use them

[TriplicateTrey]

14:17
Amazing. I wonder if that is how BT does it 🤔
That sounds 10000% spot on to how he closes out the ends of vocal phrases… I kept half expecting to hear a stutter edit.

I learn so much from you, and I am so grateful.

[fredacuneo]

7:07 - Very Via-ish actually. When I studied at Berklee there was a lot of Hexatonic stuff going on at the time. Thanks for this enlightening vid.