Revoice Pro 5 Explained

If you're looking for a convenient way to handle all your vocal editing and production chores, Revoice Pro 5 has you covered. Join production wizard Eli Krantzberg for a deep dive into this amazing tool and learn how it can help you get your vocals in shape quickly in one fell swoop. Whether you just need a quick bit of tuning, or you need to get surgical with removing the tiniest bits of sibilance or correct timing so it's deep in the groove, it can all be quickly and easily handled with Revoice Pro 5. This Revoice Pro 5 video course is designed for new Revoice Pro 5 users.

Introduction

• What Is Revoice Pro? (04:13) - Learn about the main Match, Doubler, and Adjust functions and a few simple GUI navigation functions in this stand-alone vocal processing audio application.

Transfers

• Pro Tools Workflow (05:32) - See how to get audio in and out of Revoice Pro to/from Pro Tools and how to sync and monitor playback from within Pro Tools.

• Pro Tools & Match (08:32) - Watch as the Quick Match function is used to correct a badly recorded vocal double and then see how it's done manually within Revoice Pro.

• Revoice Pro & Doubler (04:36) - Follow along as the Quick Doubler function is used in Pro Tools, which is then augmented with manually created doubles directly within Revoice Pro.

• Studio One Transfers (07:02) - Discover the ARA workflow with Studio One and the new Revoice Pro 5 Link plug-in.

• Studio One Legacy Workflow (04:22) - See how to use the old Revoice Pro Link plug-in within Studio One.

• Logic Pro & ARA Transfers (08:11) - Watch as the ARA version of the Revoice Pro Link plug-in is used in Logic Pro, running in Rosetta mode, for instant transfer and automatic playback routing between Revoice Pro and Logic Pro.

• Logic Pro & Selection-Based Processing (05:23) - Learn about the native Apple Silicon non-ARA transfer method between Logic Pro and Revoice Pro, using Logic?s selection-based processing function.

Working within Revoice Pro 5

• Controlling Playback (09:27) - Learn about basic navigation functions, working with playback ranges, scale snap, and go over a few of the important settings.

• Managing Tracks (06:49) - Learn various tasks and shortcuts for soloing, muting, creating, and hiding various tracks either independently or in conjunction with their associated processes.

• Settings & Groups (04:57) - Learn how to use the session-based settings window in Revoice Pro to tweak the sync with your DAW project by adjusting tempo, frame rate, SMPTE time, and more. Also see how to use Groups to make active/inactive, hide/show, mute/solo multiple tracks independently from the processes with which they may be associated.

• Marker Tracks & Audio Layers (03:35) - Discover how to add text cues to individual tracks and how to work with up to four layers of assembled audio on each track.

• Saving Non-ARA or Stand-Alone Revoice Pro Sessions (06:45) - Learn how to use the various save functions in Revoice Pro, which is necessary when working either with non-ARA-based transfers or when creating a stand-alone Revoice Pro session independent of any DAW.

Adjust

• Simple Tuning (07:59) - Explore the workflows for three separate approaches to tuning your vocals.

• Pitch Editing (09:08) - Explore a variety of pitch-editing tools and techniques, including note block editing points, the Shaper, Cutter, & Draw Tools, and the Smooth Selected Notes function.

• Time-Based Editing (05:09) - Discover the time modification tools in Adjust view that allow to you either move or adjust the length of individual note blocks or groups of note blocks.

• Warp Points & Speed Ramps (03:50) - See how these functions are used to create anchor and flex points where you want, in order to manually adjust the speed and transition between points within note blocks or the transitions between note blocks.

• Level Editing (06:22) - Discover how the level editing mode is useful for lowering non-pitched sounds like S?s, breaths, and other sibilants. See how the shaper tool is used as well to contour the level of a note block over its duration.

Match & Double

• Anatomy of a Process (07:14) - Take a closer look at the mechanics of setting up and using a Match Process.

• Visuals & the Process Control Panel (09:53) - See how various elements of the match process are shown or hidden and how to edit the parameters within a match process.

• Dialogue Matching (07:01) - Hear how Revoice Pro?s Match process is used for ADR-style dialogue replacement, where re-recorded dialogue is made to conform to the original dialogue.

• Instrumental Doubling (03:55) - Explore the Doubler control panel, as the doubling process is used on a mono lead guitar.

• Protected Areas (03:10) - Learn how to protect selected areas of your Dub track from getting time and/or pitch modifications transferred from the Guide track.