Software and Vocal Analysis

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Comment by Jens Mügge on January 5, 2010 at 4:50pm

I heard that Bodo Maass is working on a Mac version of the Overtone Analyzer. Maybe you ask him ...

Comment by Nicolas MOREAU on January 5, 2010 at 2:14pm

hello all, do you know a program like Overtone Analyzer but for Mac ? I do not have Windows and i'm interested in a such software. Thank you !

Comment by Jens Mügge on February 20, 2009 at 6:16pm

@ Marco, thanks for your great work and contributions here in this group!

Comment by Marco Tonini on December 24, 2008 at 11:57am

@ David Hykes

Hi David, I wrote to you an email three weeks ago, but is gmail.org a right address?

Comment by David Hykes on November 10, 2008 at 6:52pm

HARMONIC VISION 1.8.1 software program, 1998-2008. We announce completion of our latest version of this Macintosh/Max Runtime-based audiovisualization program which tracks notes, harmonics 1-32, with advance coloration and shaping of cymatics forms and interaction of harmonics 1-12, and other key features used in my Harmonic Vision compositions. For information, contact harmonicvision@gmail.org

Comment by Marco Tonini on September 21, 2008 at 1:31pm

Hi Sol,
sorry but I see your comment only now. This is not the right place to ask something because here there is not a feedback control, so we cannot know when people write a comment. You must write as a reply on a forum above, then you can click on the FOLLOW ME button, so you will receive a email when people will answer to you.
I don' use EGG. It can be a very important tool, but for me it si not necessary. If you want try it with a little fee you can buy the complete set of Vocevista, 50 euro for book (with a good explanation about EGG)+software and 700/800 euro for EGG.

To opera singer I suggest Overtone Analyzer and Adobe Audition.
For free I suggest a software that allow you to see sonogram and spectrogram in real time, like Visual Analyzer.
Can be, in the future, there will be an "Overtone Analyzer" free demo version.

Bye

Comment by Marco Tonini on July 4, 2008 at 6:09am

Me!!

Comment by Filip Rydlo on July 3, 2008 at 10:46pm

If I create group "International overtone numbering" to discuss an international overtone numbering system who of You would join? :)

Comment by Filip Rydlo on July 3, 2008 at 10:43pm

Good idea, Stuart!

Well, I use Sibelius 3 for writing down scores of overtone melodies which I would like to learn. And I really like this software. I usually create one "tenor"-G-key and another G-key above it with "flute" instrument and I transpose it "sounding octave higher" - so there appears little "eight" symbol in upper index of the G-key. While writing the notes I put there also numbers under the tenor part. (We probably all know: Overtones are two times, three times, four times etc... higher than the base freqency), so I write there the "number of times" the freq.is higher - just like it is numbered in Overtone Analyzer! :)

I dislike other numberings! I feel it only mystify me and people that use it. But I have seen one, yesterday! Oh, how terrible experience for me. :(
I would like to create discussion here, or maybe a new group for this topic, about overtone numbering system.


And when I cannot find some tone by hearing it then
I use Overtone Analyzer to find out. :)

Comment by Stuart Hinds on July 1, 2008 at 7:09pm

Perhaps the group members might like to tell us what software they are currently using, what they use it for, and how they like it. I would be interested to see that. Thanks! Sh

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