On Thu, Apr 25, 2024 at 08:02:19AM +0200, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
A bit more info on some of the topics:
Also I'm imagining one singer (i.e. not choir /
multiple people)?
The occasion I referred to was a childrens choir, and they had
recorded a four-part piece, each part separately. Without taking
care of consistent tuning or tempo. It was really an effort well
beyond their capability.
I spent most of a day retuning little pieces and re-aligning them
in Ardour. Managed to get something 'presentable' that the director
was happy with in the end.
Are song parts with words/lyrics ok or just
'aaahs' or 'ooohs' preferred /
relevant?
Some vowels can have harmonics that are much stronger than
the fundamental, resulting in strong peaks in the autocorrelation
(used for pitch detection) corresponding to an harmonic. But the
autocorrelation also always has peaks at subharmonics of the
fundamental. So you can end up with very ambiguous hints at
what the actual fundamental is. Long vowels can be very useful
to test and optimise how this is handled.
Ciao,
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FA