Oh yeah, of course. I’m not dissing RVP. But for times when I just need to match the timing and not the pitch, it will save me a lot of time to do it inside cubase. It’s cool how Revoice can transfer the files straight back to Cubase by hittinng alt and dragging (can’t remember if alt+something… it’s more-so muscle memory at this point). But sometimes I can’t import into RVP unless I render them first inside cubase and then transfer over. Anyway, it will save me lots of time having this feature.
I do really like the pitch controls in Revoice, and I do use it for matching pitches of various tracks. Obviously I will still use it for that until Steinberg implements a pitch match algorithm as well (and I’ll use it for matching volume when needed as well). And some of the other pitch features like being able to draw in the pitch by hand is really cool.
I did the survey for Cubase 10 and I put these features in as a request. RVP will still have it’s purposes for me, but again, this update will save me soooo much time.