Audio examples:
Choir before manipulation | Choir after manipulation
Voice before manipulation | Voice after manipulation
Flute before manipulation | Flute after manipulation
Applications:
- Change chords or single wrong notes in polyphonic recordings
- To fit pieces into your composition that otherwise would not have been accessible due to their key
- To creatively play around with recorded audio like with a midi instrument – it will play your musical ideas by a click but it still sounds like the real instrument
- Isolate the natural harmonics of instruments, manipulate them, take your instruments under the magnifying glasses to understand their sound
- Create real sounding harmonizations, i.e. make chords out of monophonic parts of audio
- Correct intonation problems of any instrument or voice while keeping the formants as they are
Create artificial vibrato, stretch the formants, rearrange melodies, draw frequency curves with your mouse to access monophonic and polyphonic audio in a way it has never been possible before
Now, VisualVox Polyphonic isn’t without some catches, as you’d expect from the solo-student cheap alternative:
The remaining inconveniences are: