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  • AbosaurAbosaur

    Un plugin clairement abandonné

    Waves TunePublié le 19/09/23 à 11:19
    Acheté pour pouvoir corriger quelques problèmes de justesse vocale, je ne sais pas quoi foutre de ce plugin.
    Interface datant de Mathusalem, son utilisation est clairement datée et laissée telle quelle. Là ou je pouvais en faire quelque chose à l'époque où j'étais étudiant il y a maintenant 10/15 ans, on fait désormais bcp mieux!
    Si vous êtes utilisateur de Logic sur Mac, il y a tout ce qu'il faut inclus nativement.
    Se repose sur la technologie ReWire, qui n'est plus utilisée, bref, passez votre chemin...
  • Eric Music StrasbourgEric Music Strasbourg

    un correcteur tonal rapide et efficace

    Waves TunePublié le 20/08/17 à 20:53
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    amd quad 6400 pusi i7 6700k win7 puis widwos 10
    totalement stable
    oui ce plug est bien documenté
    il est aussi efficace...
    il faut comprendre que ce n'est pas un autotune... la qualité n'est pas la même le prix non plus... j'ai les deux et réellement on ne joue pas dans la même cour mais...
    mais à ce prix c'est très bien.
    les fonctionnalités sont bonnes...
    une première lecture permet de faire l'analyse puis une seconde d’écouter la correction...
    rapide efficace...
    je conseille ce petit plugin il est plus fin que le correcteur inclus dans cubase de steinberg...
    je dirais que c'est l’intermédiaire entre le correcteur de cubase et l'autotune
    il est à 69$ en ce moment...!!!! et 29$ e…
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    amd quad 6400 pusi i7 6700k win7 puis widwos 10
    totalement stable
    oui ce plug est bien documenté
    il est aussi efficace...
    il faut comprendre que ce n'est pas un autotune... la qualité n'est pas la même le prix non plus... j'ai les deux et réellement on ne joue pas dans la même cour mais...
    mais à ce prix c'est très bien.
    les fonctionnalités sont bonnes...
    une première lecture permet de faire l'analyse puis une seconde d’écouter la correction...
    rapide efficace...
    je conseille ce petit plugin il est plus fin que le correcteur inclus dans cubase de steinberg...
    je dirais que c'est l’intermédiaire entre le correcteur de cubase et l'autotune
    il est à 69$ en ce moment...!!!! et 29$ en version lite

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  • AudioArtistAudioArtist

    L'option de réglage la plus transparente disponible

    Waves TunePublié le 10/09/12 à 22:32
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    I'm a ProTools user so ,if you are too, just be sure the plug in/bundle is compatible with your OS and your software, (this same applies to MAC and PC users). Waves does great job of providing updates and fixes for their products, but be warned, you can easily mess yourself if you install the wrong version or update the WaveShell to an inappropriate version. Waves does provide very detailed lists and guidelines for how to do the upgrades/installs but they are a bit confusing and convoluted sometimes. I suppose that is what you have to deal with for buying such absolutely great products. As much as I love Waves products I have to say that their manuals, however detailed, really seem to leave you hanging alot of times. However, if you go to their website you can find a ton of video tutorials that are incredibly helpful. They also have "decent" customer service.
    All of the functions are relatively straightforward once you have familiarized yourself with their operation. Some, like the vibrato for instance, are a bit unnecessary in alot of cases but are nice tools to have in the arsenal when you really need them.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    I've been using Tune for about seven years now and I must say that it takes awhile to get used to and a bit longer to master.

    First off, as powerful and helpful as this product is, there are a few things you need to know before using it.
    -Always apply this plug-in first in your track plug-in list. This is not covered or even mentioned in the manual. Using other plug-ins "behind" it is no problem, but if they are placed before... then Tune will behave very erraticaly to the point of being useless.
    -It is immensely helpful to know the key and scale of the song. Applying those values into the interface will make your job significantly easier in most cases.

    Tune is a huge CPU hog. If your computer is a really slick machine, perhaps you may be able to get by without any problems. For me, Tune really disagrees with some of my more CPU hungry plug-ins.





    OVERALL OPINION

    At any price, this is the best, most transparent, and easiest to master of all the tuning plug-ins available. It will take you a bit to get there, but trust me, once you've got a handle on it, this plug-in will shine. At some point, after learning it's quirks, you can produce corrected vocal tracks that sound flawless and untouched. Also, you can create synth style voices easily. If you are looking for a high quality tuning plug-in, then you've found it Waves Tune.
  • Adyssey BeatsAdyssey Beats

    Une correction de pitch grande plug-in

    Waves TunePublié le 28/06/12 à 23:01
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    There were no compatibility or installation issues getting Waves Tune up and running. Although basic pitch correction is easily accessible, the more expressive and in turn more complicated ins and outs of the plug-in take a little while to figure out. However, the piano-roll slash graphical interface makes any and all correction visual, allowing for a better understanding of the transformations you're enacting on the signal. The manual for Waves Tune, as with all of the other Waves plug-ins I have used is well indexed and helpful.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    Running in Ableton Live 8 on my MacBook Pro with a 2.7Ghz Intel Core i7 processor and 4GBs of RAM, Waves Tune is as smooth as clockwork, but worry not Windows users as this plug-in is cross compatible. Being fairly light with regards to overall CPU usage, it is stable and reliable even in situations where many other effects and VSTs are operating simultaneously. As far as performance is concerned, I use Waves Tune for minor vocal pitch corrections mainly. Although I know it is capable of producing more a drastically auto-tuned signal, I don't find myself needing that function in my own productions. But for what I do use it for, little pitch corrections with a skilled vocalist, it works flawlessly and is fairly simple. I've had Waves Tune for almost four months now and I certainly don't regret my purchase.

    OVERALL OPINION

    Overall Waves Tune is a must-have if you are a producer who is doing some recording and needs the pitch to be precise. Despite the learning curve, Waves Tune has a fabulous sound and is not too demanding of a plug-in to conquer. As far as price is concerned, you can pick this up in its Native version, in the Vocal package deal, or the Mercury bundle deal. This is one of the few Waves plug-ins I wouldn't discourage picking up in its Native version. Originally $400, it is now on sale for $99 on the Waves website. Not a bad deal for such a versatile device, but probably still more bang for your buck if you get either the Vocal or Mercury bundle deal.
  • moosersmoosers

    Waves TunePublié le 09/12/10 à 02:55
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    The Waves Ltd. Tune is a pitch shifting plug-in much like the more popular Auto Tune and Melodyne. Waves has certainly borrowed a few pages out of their books as this plug-in feels like a combination of the two. It's available as a Native plug-in individually as well as in the Waves Mercury bundle and the Vocal bundle. Using the plug-in isn't too hard in terms of it's basic features, but there's a lot you can do with it and will take a little bit of time to learn it inside and out. However, it's quite easy to use it for simple pitch correcting purposes. The way your waveform is shown is clearly borrowed from Melodyne, while the parameters found in here are not unlike Auto Tune, so you've kind of got a mix of the two here in terms of the interface. I haven't looked at the manual for Waves' Tune plug-in and don't anticipate needing to any time soon.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    Right now I'm running the Waves Ltd. Tune plug-in on my system at home, but have also used it on a few other systems here and there at the professional studio where I work. They're all Pro Tools HD systems, so we never have issues running plug-ins. A better gauge of the plug-ins performance would be my use at home on my own system, which is Pro Tools 9 based and runs on a Mac Book Pro lap top with 4 GB of RAM and a 2.2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor. It runs just fine on this system, although usually I'll print with it and move on rather than keeping it up on a track...

    OVERALL OPINION

    The Waves Ltd. Tune plug-in is a nice one to have if you're getting a bundle that has it already included, but if you're looking for an individual pitch correcting plug-in, this wouldn't be my first recommendation. It's definitely adequate and will do the job, but for me I like using Melodyne the best and then Auto Tune, which I think are both more complete pitch correcting plug-ins. Waves' Tune has most of the same features and a pretty smooth sound overall, but I personally prefer the other two plug-ins. Perhaps it's because I've been using them for a good amount of time longer than this one, but it seems like Tune is trying to be Melodyne more or less, and while it comes close, it's not as good as the real thing. I'm not sure what kind of price this plug-in commands as an individual plug-in, but unless it's a good amount cheaper I'd recommend sticking with Auto Tune or Melodyne...
  • HatsubaiHatsubai

    Correcteur de hauteur solides

    Waves TunePublié le 31/07/11 à 01:30
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    Clean singing tends to have a few major drawbacks that come with it. One is pitch, one is "ess"ing on certain notes and the last is breathing. All three of those things can totally ruin what would otherwise be a perfect take. Thankfully, Waves offers solutions for all of those. This is a plugin to help correct pitch, and I'm sure you've all heard this in use before. The plugin is super powerful, and you can do some very solid pitch correcting with this plugin. It has adjustments for reference pitch, shifting, formant correction, range, receive/export MIDI, segmentation, scale, tolerance, vibrato, speed, transition, ratio, attack, amount, synth, waveform, pre delay, rate and more. To use this, simply enable it on whatever vocal buss you have inside of your DAW, and you're good to go. You'll want to have this before you effects for the cleanest possible correction. I never read the manual, but as long as you have some sort of grasp on basic music theory, it should be pretty easy to use.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    When it comes to things like stability and overall performance, Waves tends to be at the top of the totem pole. I've never experienced a single crash, freeze or hiccup while using any Waves plugin, let alone this one. They all seem to be super stable, which is a huge plus for something as critical as a recording environment. The plugin itself is cross platform compatible, so there is no issue when it comes to using this with either an Apple or Windows based computer. The biggest problem I experienced simply has to do with the recently technological evolution of OSes. My DAW and OS are now 64 bit. However, these plugins are still 32 bit. For Logic Pro to fully utilize this plugin, it needs to run a bridge application, unless I want to gimp down my DAW. It's a bit of a pain, but it works. I'm hoping they update these to 64 bit in the future. I've been using the Mercury bundle for the past half a year or so, and it's been working out great.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I should first start off by saying that I never once used this to try to get those crazy auto tuned vocals where it snaps to the grid. It just never really appealed to me, so I didn't bother testing to see if it would work. I am mostly a death metal musician, so I don't use this too often. However, when I'm messing around with 80s metal and rock tunes, this thing has saved me quite a bit. If your singer is missing the pitch a lot, I would recommend you get him to singing lessons or have him practice a lot more. However, for those times where the note is very close but not quite there, this tool is perfect.
  • jackanjackan

    bof ... y a mieux

    Waves TunePublié le 09/07/11 à 12:07
    waves sont les meilleurs pour toutes sortes de choses ( eq, mastering , effects ) ///
    mais ce plug-in n'est pas le meilleur du marché ...Melodyne de celemony est 10 000 fois supérieur .
    en clair, waves tunes je l'ai depuis 4 ans et ne m'en sers jamais , mais vraiment jamais /

    Quant aux installations avec waves ? c'est toujours top .. ils sont vraiment très pro !!!!! c'est chère mais ça assure et leur SAV est le meilleur que j'ai jamais rencontré dans le milieu musical ... citation : lors d'un update qui avait foiré sur mon syteme , j'avais envoyé un e-mail en "franco-anglais " de critiques et mécontentement ... et oh surprise un coup de téléphone d'un interlocuteur direct de Tel Avi…
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    waves sont les meilleurs pour toutes sortes de choses ( eq, mastering , effects ) ///
    mais ce plug-in n'est pas le meilleur du marché ...Melodyne de celemony est 10 000 fois supérieur .
    en clair, waves tunes je l'ai depuis 4 ans et ne m'en sers jamais , mais vraiment jamais /

    Quant aux installations avec waves ? c'est toujours top .. ils sont vraiment très pro !!!!! c'est chère mais ça assure et leur SAV est le meilleur que j'ai jamais rencontré dans le milieu musical ... citation : lors d'un update qui avait foiré sur mon syteme , j'avais envoyé un e-mail en "franco-anglais " de critiques et mécontentement ... et oh surprise un coup de téléphone d'un interlocuteur direct de Tel Aviv qui parlait français et m'a dépanner en 5 mn / ça c'est la vrai classe ... et pourtant je ne suis pas pour Israêl et leur politique - mais l'interlocuteur natif de ce pays non plus ... comme koi / bon mais la je suis hors sujet... mais bon pourquoi pas .

    ADÉQUATION/PERFORMANCE

    Mac pro + logic pro + carte son symphony Apogee

    AVIS GLOBAL

    5 ans je crois
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  • thejammerthejammer

    Génial!

    Waves TunePublié le 28/05/11 à 23:48
    Installation habituelle de wave, sans problèmes!

    Pas de config a faire. Aucune incompatibilité.

    Je n'ai pas lu le manuel, car c'est trop simple a utiliser et le peu d'aide que j'ai eu besoin, ben Youtube a été mon ami. :)

    ADÉQUATION/PERFORMANCE

    J'ai un mac pro 2x 2,66 Gig de premiere generation roulant mac os x 10.6.7 avec Logic 9.1.3, Eucon et Automap enabled. Ca marche super! hyper stable.

    AVIS GLOBAL

    Je l'utilise depuis environ 6 mois et je l'adore. Je n'ai pas essayé d'autres logiciels car je suis habitué a la qualité de waves et je referais ce choix n'importe quand. Le rapport qualité prix est bien. Le plugin m'a sortit de la m**de quelque fois! :)
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    Installation habituelle de wave, sans problèmes!

    Pas de config a faire. Aucune incompatibilité.

    Je n'ai pas lu le manuel, car c'est trop simple a utiliser et le peu d'aide que j'ai eu besoin, ben Youtube a été mon ami. :)

    ADÉQUATION/PERFORMANCE

    J'ai un mac pro 2x 2,66 Gig de premiere generation roulant mac os x 10.6.7 avec Logic 9.1.3, Eucon et Automap enabled. Ca marche super! hyper stable.

    AVIS GLOBAL

    Je l'utilise depuis environ 6 mois et je l'adore. Je n'ai pas essayé d'autres logiciels car je suis habitué a la qualité de waves et je referais ce choix n'importe quand. Le rapport qualité prix est bien. Le plugin m'a sortit de la m**de quelque fois! :)
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