theonethingihaveleft
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Free AutoTune?
Does anyone know of any free AutoTune plugins for MC5? I love the sound of AutoTune but the only plug in I could find was $150. And there is no way I'm playing that much.
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/17 18:38:51
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there's a free pitch shifter called g-snap (google it) but I would be surprised if it will make you sound like t-pain or whatever his name is.
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theonethingihaveleft
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/17 18:44:52
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haha Ill check it out. I don't care about t-Pain so it might be fine for me.
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/17 20:43:30
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$150 is actually cheap for what I have seen, and what I have....
you get what you pay for...generally
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theonethingihaveleft
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/18 22:54:31
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Yeah I know its a pretty good deal. But I don't even sing close close enough to good to spend that kind of money on a singing tool. I am terrible
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Kalle Rantaaho
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/19 09:39:37
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theonethingihaveleft
Does anyone know of any free AutoTune plugins for MC5? I love the sound of AutoTune but the only plug in I could find was $150. And there is no way I'm playing that much.
AutoTune, Melodyne or any pitch-shifter does not have any sound when used correctly. They are made to correct off-key notes or change the key. They can be used to create audio artefacts, though, when used "wrongly". I don't know if all pitch-shifters can produce the AutoTune effect.
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theonethingihaveleft
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/19 20:00:21
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No it does... this might not be the best example but i like the electronic sounds kinda like this....... http://www.youtube.com/wa...74E0 And auto tune gets me pretty close to that sound.
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theonethingihaveleft
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/19 20:02:30
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/20 08:53:32
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Kalle Rantaaho
theonethingihaveleft
Does anyone know of any free AutoTune plugins for MC5? I love the sound of AutoTune but the only plug in I could find was $150. And there is no way I'm playing that much.
AutoTune, Melodyne or any pitch-shifter does not have any sound when
used correctly. They are made to correct off-key notes or change the key.
They can be used to create audio artefacts, though, when used "wrongly". I don't know if all pitch-shifters can produce
the AutoTune effect.
Kalle, I believe you can manipulate the formants in Melodyne to create the autotuned effect. someone in the songs forum did that recently...about 3 months back.... and it sounded pretty good, if you're into that sort of effect. They mentioned that they had to work each note, one by one to get it right....and it was a time consuming process. I followed the instructions and sure enough it can be done..... not that I would want to use it, but it is possible.
My website & music: www.herbhartley.com MC4/5/6/X1e.c, on a Custom DAW Focusrite Firewire Saffire Interface BMI/NSAI "Just as the blade chooses the warrior, so too, the song chooses the writer "
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theonethingihaveleft
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/20 16:05:39
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Yeah I saw a video on how to do that with Melodyne. But that's still not really helping my origanal problem becasue Melodyne is like $300......=(
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Re:Free AutoTune?
2010/03/21 06:44:54
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Hey The1Thing!
Check out some of these:
Try PitchWorx, AAS Autotune, 4BandShifter, Spectral Monkey and Gsnap Autotune. I believe all those are from Wavosaur. I had that list from a while back as "plugins to check for Autotune (free)." Maybe something there will help. Price is right :-)
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