Creating Vocal Parts With Vocalise 2 Kontakt Instrument - By Heavyocity

[@Muuuzzzi]

2:40? if you want (C Major) You would pick A minor as C Major's relative minor is A minor. no? (C major has same notes as A minor scale) I assuming, the lady is singing notes within A minor, Scale. when you pick A minor, it's starting position is A vs C... if you pick C minor for C major you will be off key as C minor has 3 black keys. Eb, Ab, Bb. no?

[@Limbiclesion]

Entirely correct 👏👏👐

[@cubicdalek8607]

This is absolutely awesome . Great great VST. HEAVYOCITY are the BEST !!!

[@PluginBoutiqueOfficial]

We love Heavyocity too! - JC

[@qtthagod]

You just made my mind up. Dope music!!!

[@desoconnor7445]

Great tutorial especially the transposition tips 👍🙏🏿🙏🎩

[@jingleskhanaudioproductions]

dude, when you moved to C4 the track hit me hard

[@ArnthorPhotography]

is the vocalize 2 better then the first version? Both on sale for 49 dollars right now, do you guy´s have any experience using both versions?

[@shotaro_music7625]

Hi Thank you for this video🙏, I would like to know which software is used for the bass sound, If I can💭👀

[@justincallender258]

Is there a difference with Vocalise 1 compaired to Vocalise 2

[@metallpt147]

I know they’re different products, n I know you have both, but would you pick vocalise 2 or exhale as your vocal instrument. Trying to do vocal ambient sounds for calm music and another side of the spectrum some weird type sounds for EDM type

[@Ahmad-Mounir44]

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[@TheFoo_Fighter]

Wait a moment. So you are triggering several tracks with one instance of Kontakt? How do you do that?

[@crimsonstorm8]

Can be done using the multi-out Kontakt with multiple instruments assigned different channels. you will find many videos explaining this. Depending on which DAW you use (also whether on PC/MAC) the process will vary a bit but its not complicated.

[@Sopranos1342]

What drum loop is that and which sub? Cheers!

[@PluginBoutiqueOfficial]

Hey There, I don't remember what I used... If it comes back to me, I'll be sure to let you know. - JC

[@TheLaenCZ]

can you somehow slow down bpm of the vocalise sound?

[@guymichel101]

Escape From The Land Of Ahs!

[@satustengahg8068]

LOL. You said "If you working with C you probably pick C minor because it's close to C than A minor" I thought Am is the relative minor of C. CMIW bro

[@manny75586]

Haha yeah A minor is literally all the same keys as C major. C minor is the relative minor of Eb major. Like...bro. C’mon three flats in C minor zero sharps or flats in C major or A minor. Haha

[@brandoncooke6564]

I really was working hard to find a way to defend him on this, but nope. There's no way to spin it where he knows what he is talking about lol. My first red flag was when he was talking about C major being "closer" to C minor. I have never heard anybody speak of minor and major keys as being "close" to each other, with the obvious exception being that of the relative Minor to whatever Major key (like you said, Amin and C, or C#min and E).

[@jonanders76]

@@brandoncooke6564 A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. Oh dear. I think you've all got very confused regarding what he was saying. He wasn't talking about the tonality of C major being closer to C minor yer dim wits. He meant when using the key change keys (purple) the sample might become quite distorted or changed, the further it gets transposed away from its original key. So it would probably be better (to keep close to the original sample sound) to only transpose in small increments, ie If you're working in C (he never mentions major) you'd be better working in C minor than transposing to Am Quite simple

[@ct8120]

stop moving the page please

[@yozy4996]

To Much Talking.