Melodyne?

Okay. I downloaded the free trial. Go to the Device/wave input and select Focusrite Saffire LE. That should do it. If it doesn't, I can't help you.

BTW here's the link to the site:

http://www.musicmasterworks.com/

IIRs wrote: Melodyne?

Thanks: I tried Melodyne, which I use for pitch correction. Two problems really - First, it only shows the treble clef I'm really a bass singer and it's nice when you are reading bass parts to use the same satndard format.
Second, I actually want to transcribe some original stuff by singing it and end up with a real document that can print. I can't see how to do that with Melodyne.

terence1212 wrote: [quote=IIRs]Melodyne?

Thanks: I tried Melodyne, which I use for pitch correction. Two problems really - First, it only shows the treble clef I'm really a bass singer and it's nice when you are reading bass parts to use the same satndard format.
Second, I actually want to transcribe some original stuff by singing it and end up with a real document that can print. I can't see how to do that with Melodyne.Thanks heuseph - That's what's so weird. When I go to Device/ Wave input the only option I get is "Default audio Windows device". Even when the saffire is set to the Windows default it doesn't work. I get a windows error "Tuner has encountered a problem and needs to close". What's Tuner?!

Never had this prob with any other DAWs etc. The Saffire LE always shows up as a souce option...

mmm.

Thanks anyway.

Just buy a pc mic and use that for now. This is just for composition right now anyway right? It's not your main daw. I know it's no help but it's a temp solution anyway.

Just curious. Are you using Vista?

hueseph wrote: Just buy a pc mic and use that for now. This is just for composition right now anyway right? It's not your main daw. I know it's no help but it's a temp solution anyway.

Very true - I have one in a box somewhere...may just do that.

Wouldn't a midi'ed piano track produce the desired result?

You say you aren't familiar with MIDI, but it is an invaluable tool and not that difficult to implement for a simple piano in/computer out setup.Assuming, of course, your computer hardware will accommodate this setup.