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27/08/2016 23:10:51

unlimitedmagic
unlimitedmagic
Posts: 53 		I was having a problem with sustained notes in lip synch for a pre-recorded song. I recorded only my voice without any effects, just singing the lyrics so Muvizu had a clean single voice track to analyze. The character would still randomly close and open the mouth. The volume wasn't over-driven or too low and it was a quiet background.

So I made a short video with three octave ranges of notes to see what might work best. The first (most natural) range for me seemed to be the right one. I noticed on the higher ranges that muvizu couldn't analyze the vowels as well as a tenor range, my bass range was crappy but still didn't seem to work as well as the first tenor section. SO, a suggestion and what I'm going to do for an alto voiced female singer is to pitch down the music itself to my tenor range and then record just my voice singing (with as clearly boring sustained notes as possible and no vibrato).

Will post the results shortly.


edited by unlimitedmagic on 27/08/2016
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28/08/2016 01:49:31

unlimitedmagic
unlimitedmagic
Posts: 53 		So this is the result. The first part of the video is my purposeful really bad singing. Very monotone and no vibrato to try to keep the lips from moving on the sustained notes. The second part is the proper pitch original song. The resolution is really low as I rendered this only as a quick test.

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28/08/2016 05:04:35

ederediennifer
ederediennifer
Posts: 4 		Não é possível publicar um vídeo de erro e movizu fecha o que eu posso fazer para publicar o meu vídeo alguém por favor me ajude
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28/08/2016 07:25:32

unlimitedmagic
unlimitedmagic
Posts: 53 		ederediennifer wrote:
Não é possível publicar um vídeo de erro e movizu fecha o que eu posso fazer para publicar o meu vídeo alguém por favor me ajude


Você pode ter muitos objetos e / ou efeitos. Muvizu tem um limite para o número de vértices . Remover alguns efeitos e , em seguida, criar um vídeo e ver se isso resolve o problema.
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28/08/2016 20:55:19

ziggy72Muvizu mogulExperimental user
ziggy72
Posts: 1988 		You know, that is a very interesting test (the first vid) - I don't think anyone's ever quantified the lip sync mouth shapes before, so it's very helpful to know what works best. Thanks for posting.
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28/08/2016 20:59:29

Rocque
Rocque
Posts: 359 		When I made my one and only lip Syncing video, I spoke the words but worked on keeping the timing like I was singing. It turned out well enough for my first video but I did so much editing on it, I had to redo the syncing a few times because of all the rearranging of the frames that I was doing.

You are going to be really good at everything when this is complete.
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29/08/2016 01:27:42

PatMarrNCMuvizu mogul
PatMarrNC
Posts: 1738 		has anybody ever tried lip synching to an MP3 of a synthetic voice (like on a GPS)... seems like a computer generated voice would feed the synch algorithm exactly what it needs in terms of clarity, stability and sameness.

I may have to try this to see how it works...
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29/08/2016 07:47:09

ritsmer
ritsmer
Posts: 110 		Yes - and it works OK.

Used it recently where I needed Yoda to speak with a "convincing" alien accent - so I typed his lines in English into the Translate-From box of Google Translate (with his typical incorrect word order) - and then let Google Translate read these English lines as if they were another language...

Quite a surprising effect.
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