auto tune

Jason Poulin · 15th September 2003

is there a particular plug-in that's popular on this subject?

thanks

Jason

imacgreg · 15th September 2003

Antares Auto tune is the one that is most used I believe. I think TC makes one called the intonator, but I've never used it. I think you'd find the antares verson in most PT based setups.

Stick · 16th September 2003

I like WaveMechanics PitchDoctor better than AutoTune when I'm trying to make it not sound like I tuned the vocals. The "auto-tune" sound is much more obvious to me with AutoTune.

Usually,
stick

Steve Smith · 16th September 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by Stick
I like WaveMechanics PitchDoctor better than AutoTune when I'm trying to make it not sound like I tuned the vocals. The "auto-tune" sound is much more obvious to me with AutoTune.

Usually,
stick

Pitch Doctor is more transparent than ST in "auto " mode, but if you tune in "graphical" mode you can really avoid alot of the artifacts in the Antares unit.

Jason Poulin · 16th September 2003

Thanks for the reply guys.

I'll try out the Antares version

Jason

shineboxNJ · 16th September 2003

Melodyne blows them all away in my opinion.
I have auto-tune, and recently bought Melodyne.... I haven't opened up Auto-tune since.

check it out-

Mark

Stick · 18th September 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by Steve Smith
Pitch Doctor is more transparent than ST in "auto " mode, but if you tune in "graphical" mode you can really avoid alot of the artifacts in the Antares unit.

Actually, I find it the other way around. I never use PitchDoctor in auto mode... doesn't seem to do as good a job as AutoTune to me, but I like it way better using manual tuning, and the Correction Score funtion. I use Autotune when I want to do it in auto mode, and for some of that Autotune "sound". To each his own, I guess.

Who makes Melodyne?

shineboxNJ · 18th September 2003

Melodyne is made by Celemony.

-Mark

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