pitch correction

topheads prods · 4th February 2012

hi guys

i just finished cleaning up a new song i made and now i`m about to apply some pitch correction..now the question i`m asking to my self it if i should apply it to the whole track or only to certain part ( i`m not talking about the t-pain effect here) i wanna user it 1- to blend the track 2- correct little timing....i have cubase 6 pitch-correct and waves tune. ( witch i will learn tomorrow)...so what do u guys think i should do..

thanks, fred

AKA-I-Addict · 4th February 2012

off the top of my head...if there are elements of your track that are out of pitch, if you alter the pitch of the track as a whole it will still be out of pitch by the same amount. Wouldn't you need to focus on the individual element that is out of tune ?

For of time stuff wouldn't quantize be a more suitable tool ?

I could be wrong so feel free to correct me

osd · 4th February 2012

Pitch correction will insert some artifacts, so using it sparingly is a good idea on just the parts the need it.

clivek · 4th February 2012

cubase 5/6 - Vari audio is amazing - have you not tried it !!?

Simply analyze the the audio then adjust pitch/length - check out youtube for tutorials !!

4th February 2012	#1
topheads prods Gear interested Joined: Feb 2012 Posts: 1 Thread Starter	pitch correction hi guys i just finished cleaning up a new song i made and now i`m about to apply some pitch correction..now the question i`m asking to my self it if i should apply it to the whole track or only to certain part ( i`m not talking about the t-pain effect here) i wanna user it 1- to blend the track 2- correct little timing....i have cubase 6 pitch-correct and waves tune. ( witch i will learn tomorrow)...so what do u guys think i should do.. thanks, fred

4th February 2012	#2
AKA-I-Addict Gear nut Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 119	off the top of my head...if there are elements of your track that are out of pitch, if you alter the pitch of the track as a whole it will still be out of pitch by the same amount. Wouldn't you need to focus on the individual element that is out of tune ? For of time stuff wouldn't quantize be a more suitable tool ? I could be wrong so feel free to correct me __________________ Blue Monk: people who get cracked software are mostly motivated to entertain the idea of being some great artist and not actually making it happen. What they really want is something to dream about, not achieving a goal (despite they would claim they want to achieve a goal - they don`t). Instead of learning to get the most out of what they have, they get more cracked software - because actually doing something would be work

4th February 2012	#4
clivek Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Southampton, UK Posts: 604	cubase 5/6 - Vari audio is amazing - have you not tried it !!? Simply analyze the the audio then adjust pitch/length - check out youtube for tutorials !! __________________ Regards Clive Knightley http://www.MojoMastering.com <- I got mixing chops too check out the site !

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4th February 2012	#3
osd Gear nut Joined: Nov 2010 Posts: 122	Pitch correction will insert some artifacts, so using it sparingly is a good idea on just the parts the need it.