[ghostbyob]

I’m trying with Vocaloid (Voicebank) and Microphone (recording with my voice)

but both methods have like a 50% accuracy on lips (on RB3)

 

What is the best method to do an accurate drivox for the lips?

[nineteenforever]

+1 I also would like to have the process outlined in detail for reference

[Spindoctor]

I’m trying with Vocaloid (Voicebank) and Microphone (recording with my voice)

but both methods have like a 50% accuracy on lips (on RB3)

 

What is the best method to do an accurate drivox for the lips?

Not sure if this is the best method. I use it and vocal animations look fine to me

 

I make a duplicate of the vocals track

Open it and remove all the text markers, phrase markers & overdrives,

Increase volume slider to about plus 3

Render it at 16,000, mono, 16 bit

 

Also make sure your “play” and “idle” markers are there for any gaps in vocals.

 

Although its not perfect it works pretty darn good

[nineteenforever]

Not sure if this is the best method. I use it and vocal animations look fine to me

 

I make a duplicate of the vocals track

Open it and remove all the text markers, phrase markers & overdrives,

Increase volume slider to about plus 3

Render it at 16,000, mono, 16 bit

 

Also make sure your “play” and “idle” markers are there for any gaps in vocals.

 

Although its not perfect it works pretty darn good

That’s great I wondered if that would actually work, so thanks for sharing the method.

[The_Guitar_Hero_King]

Someone said they was gonna try look in the hex editor but i don’t think he is going to do it anymore.

 

Gonna try that idea out doctor ” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” />

[Oddbrother]

Increase volume slider to about plus 3

Render it at 16,000, mono, 16 bit

To clarify, what is being produced for audio? The plugin that the template was set for?

[Spindoctor]

I am not sure what you are asking me there. I don’t know much about plugins or what they are set at. What it produces for me is a usable dryvox track.

[nineteenforever]

I think it simply renders the MIDI as an audio file, so I’d imagine it sounds quite like what you hear from the PART VOCALS track when you play your song.

[ejthedj]

If you’re at least moderately skilled with Audacity, I’d recommend using that: you can apply filters to significantly reduce the instrumental tracks while accentuating the vocal track(s). This method requires a bit of signal processing knowledge, but it’s nothing that can’t be self-taught ” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_wink.gif” />

 

IMO, that is the best method I’ve found so far short of simply recording the dryvox

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