Yes, That makes sense.Do you have more than one track? You can assign a color to each track (ex: red, blue) and see the colors of the notes in those tracks underneath. I think that is what you are seeing with those dots.
I see the following on the website home page:
"Lyrics can be easily broken down by syllables using "+" and "-" substitutes or converted into phonemes with one keystroke."
I think I know what this means but when would you use "+" and when would you use "-"? I guess a better question would be what is the difference between the two?
Thank you,
yeto
Thank you. This is very helpful.you use - to continue the current syllable, you use + to transition into the next, so for the word "hello" if the first note has "hel" and in the next note you put -, it will draw out the 'hel' sound into the next note, if you put +, however, the next sound will be the "lo". hope this helps!
Thank you for taking time to make the video. It makes it very clear for me.
I now see in the manual the instrument is not included in the mixdown.There should be an option to check a box that says "export mixdown track" when you render to file in the project tab. I believe that should render the master track :)
Got it done in my DAW. Thank you for your help. It worked very nicely.Yeah, SynthV’s weird about that. It insists on exporting every single individual track alongside the mixdown. But if that doesn’t solve the issue, you can slap the instrumental back on in a DAW of your choosing and export that mixdown.