Cheaper or free auto-tune plug ins?

Rocket boy · 8th July 2006

I've found the Antares auto tune to be a usefull tool for myself... not so much to correct pitch but to let me see/hear where it's working and get myself to sing it correctly. However, I no longer have access and can not justify spending $300 dollars on this. Can anyone recommend something else that will serve my purpose?

yarrick19 · 9th July 2006

apdv1 · 9th July 2006

I think what Yarrick19 is trying to say is

But I would like to add

00420 · 9th July 2006

If the only reason you want it is for practicing singing in tune, then maybe Vocal Lab will work for you. It's only $15. If you don't have a Mac, then just find some tuner plug-in. You'll be able to find a tuner for much cheaper than pitch-correction software.

Oh yeah, and of course this too:

The Spark · 9th July 2006

http://www.gvst.co.uk/gsnap.htm

Quickpunch · 9th July 2006

http://www.celemony.com/cms/index.php?id=uno0

**matt thomas** · 9th July 2006

there's one built into logic

narco

aussie_techie · 9th July 2006

Melodyne has a good interface for doing this and can be usfull to work out harmonies before you sing them much better than AT in that respect. as for actual pitch correction well that argument will go on forever.

Aaronuws · 17th March 2008

I am not sure what you have a s a DAW, But I use Sonar 7 Producer Edition, and it has Roland V-Vocal which works in only POST PRODUCTION! It cannot be used as a real time processor effect. Ther are a few other things that have been mentioned, like the free link to G snap. It may not be the best tool on the market, but it souynds like it would work for you if you have little to no budget for pitch correction plug-in's.

**matt thomas** · 17th March 2008

hey aaronus

the date the post was made is in the top left of each post, this one was from 2006. Nice of you to be helpful though..

narco

8th July 2006	#1
Rocket boy Gear Head Joined: May 2006 Posts: 39 Thread Starter	Cheaper or free auto-tune plug ins? I've found the Antares auto tune to be a usefull tool for myself... not so much to correct pitch but to let me see/hear where it's working and get myself to sing it correctly. However, I no longer have access and can not justify spending $300 dollars on this. Can anyone recommend something else that will serve my purpose?

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00420 Gear Head Joined: Jun 2006 Location: R-Kansas Posts: 60	If the only reason you want it is for practicing singing in tune, then maybe Vocal Lab will work for you. It's only $15. If you don't have a Mac, then just find some tuner plug-in. You'll be able to find a tuner for much cheaper than pitch-correction software. Oh yeah, and of course this too: __________________ My Stuff

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matt thomas Moderator Joined: Jan 2004 Location: New Zealand/Switzerland/guitar case Posts: 8,266	hey aaronus the date the post was made is in the top left of each post, this one was from 2006. Nice of you to be helpful though.. narco __________________ Steve Gadd, New York Brass, David Kahne, Abbey Road Mastering, all featuring on Lesley Meguid (my wife)'s album "The Truth About Love Songs", out now! Check out some previews on www.itunes.com/lesleymeguid or Lesley Meguid on Facebook - neve, fairchild, m49 for vox etc..

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apdv1 Gear nut Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 88	I think what Yarrick19 is trying to say is But I would like to add

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aussie_techie Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2004 Location: Perth, Australia Posts: 2,709	Melodyne has a good interface for doing this and can be usfull to work out harmonies before you sing them much better than AT in that respect. as for actual pitch correction well that argument will go on forever.

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Aaronuws Gear interested Joined: Mar 2008 Posts: 1	I am not sure what you have a s a DAW, But I use Sonar 7 Producer Edition, and it has Roland V-Vocal which works in only POST PRODUCTION! It cannot be used as a real time processor effect. Ther are a few other things that have been mentioned, like the free link to G snap. It may not be the best tool on the market, but it souynds like it would work for you if you have little to no budget for pitch correction plug-in's.