2009 NAMM Show: Celemony Software introduced Melodyne Editor, the first product with Direct Note Access (DNA). DNA technology allows, for the first time, the editing of individual chord tones in audio recordings. Melodyne editor provides all the editing functions of the existing editions of Melodyne. With the integration of DNA, though, the harmonies in an… Read More 2009 Winter NAMM Show: Melodyne DNA
Celemony Software is presenting at the 2009 NAMM Show the Melodyne editor, the first product with Direct Note Access (DNA). DNA technology lets you, for the first time, edit individual chord tones in audio recordings. Melodyne editor offers for single audio tracks all the possibilities that have made Melodyne legendary, and, with DNA, opens up in addition… Read More Celemony Melodyne DNA Direct Note Access Lets You Edit Notes Within Audio Files
There’s a great article by Suzanne Vega today at the New York Times. In it, Vega talks about her song Tom’s Diner getting remixed, illegally, by DNA: We were backstage at the Arsenio Hall show when my manager told me that some boys calling themselves DNA, in England — Bath, to be specific — had… Read More Suzanne Vega On Getting Remixed Illegally
Beatportal talked to Richie Hawtin recently, and and he had some interesting thoughts on music copyright law. Hawtin suggests that digital technology makes current copyright laws obsolete: “Every track these days should be considered a work in progress,” says Hawtin. “Everything is version 1.0, and anybody should be allowed to take your ideas and add… Read More Richie Hawtin: Every Track Is Version 1.0 Today
