From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "JimD"  wrote in message news:2018100820232538982-email@nowherecom...   
      
   > It could be I had that discussion with someone else, somewhere else.   
      
   That's probably it.   
      
   > Memory is, debating on and on about whether polyphonic conversion was   
   > practical, or even possible using software.   
      
   Never tried it, only heard about it.   
      
   > I do this stuff every day.  Yes, Melodyne is out there. Other than that, I   
   > don't know of anything. And Melodyne has limits.   
      
      
   JimD   
      
   You actually use Melodyne? It looks like something that might be fun to play   
   with but I'd consider it truly useful if it could be used in 'reverse' i.e.   
   rather than Doctoring...Cheating the sound after the fact (I wonder if it   
   could be done in real time), instead to use it as a kind  of feedback device   
   to actually cause genuine unprocessed singing to sound more like the shall   
   we see 'idealized' Doctored sound...like TC Helicon effects often have with   
   their Live pitch correction which Therapeutically helps singers to actually   
   sing Accurately on pitch by providing the  beat frequency 'chorusing' effect   
   of mixing corrected vocals with the uncorrected ones.   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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