Rack Extension EQ question

[BPGeez]

Is there a rack extension that displays the note of the waveform in Reason as of yet? That would allow me to pitch a subtle efficiently??

[Loque]

No. You can try to load the wave into the sequencer of Reason 9 and see, what the pitch editor does or you can try Neptune.

Or you may have a look in the VST world in case you want to update end of may.

[BPGeez]

Thanks Loque.. Yea, can barely wait!

[grizelda]

Is there a rack extension that displays the note of the waveform in Reason as of yet? That would allow me to pitch a subtle efficiently??

hey man can you explain what you mean by this? is it like analysing a sample or something and finding what the notes/chords are?

thanks

[Oquasec]

The previous method was neptune. now it's in reason 9 and looks like melodyne essentials.

[BPGeez]

Is there a rack extension that displays the note of the waveform in Reason as of yet? That would allow me to pitch a subtle efficiently??

hey man can you explain what you mean by this? is it like analysing a sample or something and finding what the notes/chords are?

thanks

Hey my man, sorry for taking so long. Some equalizers like the one in Ableton Live will also display the note of a particular sound as well as the frequency. By looking at a sound's fundamental (the biggest peak on the left hand side of the frequency spectrum), you can effectively determine the pitch (based on a pitch to frequency chart). Of course this is easiest with single note pitches. I like to use this when determining the key of a sub tone.

[Oquasec]

So those programs must be looking for the base frequencies that happen alot [ala melodyne or propellerhead's monophonic note seek function]
Dope.

[BPGeez]

Well, you actually will find them. You just have to hoover over that frequency to see what note it actually is. And I guess for most applications you could just use Melodyne or the note seek function. I guess the benefit of the first method would be speed, visual feedback and the ability to precisely tune a note until it is "exactly" on a particular frequency. But with 9.5 coming, there shouldn't be any shortages in devices that offer this.

[tobypearce]

RP EQ - recently introduced as a RE - does this.

[Marco Raaphorst]

yes that's so great about the Ableton Spectrum. hope the Props steal everything that Spectrum device has!