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Hey guys

Im working on a remix of a track in a different key to the vocal I want to use in the track, vocal is g sharp minor. I loaded it into melodyne and its showing me that some of the vocals hit a C note? theres no C in the G sharp minor scale right?

So Im kind of confused about the following things:

1. What key is the vocal in if its taken from the original track which is g sharp minor if it has a random other note in it according to melodyne?

2. How do i use melodyne to shift the entire track into the key im working with? (A minor i think) I have no experience with re-pitching vocals but the amount of remixes i attempt i feel i should learn now.

Newtone.

Dustwyrm wrote:Newtone.

thats fl studio only? im ableton

i haven't started working with melodyne yet, so i might be wrong about this....if your music and the vocal are both in a minor scale, can't you just select all the blobs in melodyne and move them up or down until their root key is the one you need for your track ?

shakas wrote:i haven't started working with melodyne yet, so i might be wrong about this....if your music and the vocal are both in a minor scale, can't you just select all the blobs in melodyne and move them up or down until their root key is the one you need for your track ?

yea i thouhgt that might work but thats why melodynes analysis of the notes threw me off since some notes i wouldnt expect to see were in there.

Also im not sure if i simply drag up or what...