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Originally Posted by ddeez  thanks for the responses. right now i'm trying to learn how to use melodyne to perfect vocals out of good but not perfect takes. i understand it's ideal to get perfect takes but thats not the situation at hand. keep the responses coming! thanks!!
Rock man dan....the instruments are in key.. |
I would never run a vocal through 2 types of pitch correction, except in extreme cases. I know people do...and although you can get away with it in a busy arrangement or in robot pop, it sounds pretty dire.
I would go back to the original untuned vocal and either use autotune in graphic mode (and just fix the notes that need fixing, although if you're doing tight pop/rnb that could be all of them!) or use melodyne and start again either fix the notes that need it or tune the lot by a percentage (and then fix the dodgy bits).
I'm also of the opinion that Melodyne f**ks the top end, but I'm gradually coming round to the idea that the speed of it for BVs means that's a sacrifice that has to be made.
Either that, or pay someone else to get good results for you!