I once was Reservist.
Swerve - Rip
I agree with DJ-MasterRick.
But on a more helpful note:
Here are some.
Googled autotune vst, first result.
Check the "Best Free VST Effects" thread.
Search there for G-Snap.
But anyway, better to learn to sing in tune :p other way Jay Z will kick you.
Actually the real advice would be "You could learn to sing in tune...in a studio enviroment in which your on the spot and the 10,000+ dollar mic your singing in will pick up EVERY SINGLE nuance of your voice, so even the most perfect singers can sound like shite, luckily that heavy mix will cover most of it up!"
At 7/21/09 03:32 PM, nathanallenpinard wrote: Actually the real advice would be "You could learn to sing in tune...in a studio enviroment in which your on the spot and the 10,000+ dollar mic your singing in will pick up EVERY SINGLE nuance of your voice, so even the most perfect singers can sound like shite, luckily that heavy mix will cover most of it up!"
do you honestly think the OP is in a professional study paying hundreds and hundreds of dollars an hour, singing into a proper microphone with producers glaring at them through the glass?
or is it some kid in his bedroom tryin to make music?
At 7/21/09 03:33 PM, loansindi wrote:At 7/21/09 03:32 PM, nathanallenpinard wrote: Actually the real advice would be "You could learn to sing in tune...in a studio enviroment in which your on the spot and the 10,000+ dollar mic your singing in will pick up EVERY SINGLE nuance of your voice, so even the most perfect singers can sound like shite, luckily that heavy mix will cover most of it up!"do you honestly think the OP is in a professional study paying hundreds and hundreds of dollars an hour, singing into a proper microphone with producers glaring at them through the glass?
or is it some kid in his bedroom tryin to make music?
The point I was making was even the best singers require pitch correction and editing in the studio, no matter what grade (because even a cheap condenser can pick up the nuances of your voice)
At 7/21/09 03:50 PM, nathanallenpinard wrote: The point I was making was even the best singers require pitch correction and editing in the studio, no matter what grade (because even a cheap condenser can pick up the nuances of your voice)
Okay, fine. It's difficult for even trained singers to consistently sing on pitch, that's the point you're making?
What the hell does vocal nuance have to do with that? Tonality does NOT equal pitch. Singing off pitch into a $20 rock band mic is no different than singing off pitch into a $300 ksm27 or a multithousand dollar rode or something like that.
:What the hell does vocal nuance have to do with that? Tonality does NOT equal pitch. Singing off pitch into a $20 rock band mic is no different than singing off pitch into a $300 ksm27 or a multithousand dollar rode or something like that.
That depends on how off pitch we're talking. A shitty rockband mic won't be as apparent as an expensive studio mic, but with a huge sacrifice of quality of course. The freq response of a mic, DOES actually effect how easily you can hear pitch.
Especially when you add things like compression, or take away things such as reverb.
At 7/21/09 04:17 PM, nathanallenpinard wrote: That depends on how off pitch we're talking. A shitty rockband mic won't be as apparent as an expensive studio mic, but with a huge sacrifice of quality of course. The freq response of a mic, DOES actually effect how easily you can hear pitch.
To make it clear, at this point are we talking about a few cents sharp or flat? Because if a singer is approaching semi-tones off pitch, you'll hear it regardless of equipment.
At 7/21/09 04:22 PM, loansindi wrote:At 7/21/09 04:17 PM, nathanallenpinard wrote: That depends on how off pitch we're talking. A shitty rockband mic won't be as apparent as an expensive studio mic, but with a huge sacrifice of quality of course. The freq response of a mic, DOES actually effect how easily you can hear pitch.To make it clear, at this point are we talking about a few cents sharp or flat? Because if a singer is approaching semi-tones off pitch, you'll hear it regardless of equipment.
Yes, we're talking realistically off-pitch, not overboard off-key. A few cents or so, where it at least at the point bugs the singer or engineer, and not the general public.
At 7/21/09 04:25 PM, benyue1978 wrote: "Hey my voice sucks, and would never cut it professionally, but hopefully auto-tune can fix it" FAIL.
END RANT
Exactly!
Or...
...You can try vocoders ;D
By the way.
Does anybody knows what kind of device this guys use for their vocals?
Click to listen.
Thanks
At 7/21/09 05:25 PM, JohnnyFrizz wrote: By the way.
Does anybody knows what kind of device this guys use for their vocals?
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/2 20452
Thanks
Autotune (or something like it) set to the fastest possible response time.
At 7/21/09 03:12 PM, XxSynthxX wrote: Dose anyone know of any good Autotune programs or anything? i really want one a nice one and one that is easy to use
ok look all i wanted is to know a simple "Auto-Tune" Program and i get nothing but crap for it yea ok so what i cant sing but im not even using it im having someone else who can "sing" really well without it, i want it for one of my techno songs cause i like the effect it makes with your voice not cause someone cant sing or i cant sing but no all i get are assholes commenting on my question and a random argument so thank you for the ones who actually helped me and if you don't like my question or don't want to help then don't bother to reply on and yea im not in a thousand dollar studio either i do it at my house so please if your not gonna help then don't reply cause i rarely get on newgrounds and all i wanted is help but all i got was crap
At 7/21/09 11:14 PM, XxSynthxX wrote: can some one please just tell me a good auto-tune to use ?
I don't know if it's good or if it even works, or if it's a deadly virus, but this might be what your looking for.
Even I'm not enough of an asshole to bash on someone because they want to experiment with autotune. I'm doing the same thing, not because I can't hold a pitch, but because I like playing with new things (Read: New things to me).
Try G-Snap... That's what I use, and it gets the job done... if you're willing to dish out some cash though, I'd highly suggest going with Melodyne.
Audio/BBS Mod
News: Bye bye Skype - Music: Tonight Will Be The Night- Art: Kira
\/\/\/ Click the sig for fun times! \/\/\/
OP: You obviously did not read the first two responses that were given to you. They were links showing auto-tune like applications you can get.
At 7/21/09 11:14 PM, XxSynthxX wrote: can some one please just tell me a good auto-tune to use ?
If you want a VST plugin, check out the Antares Auto-Tune VST. You can auto-tune manually, or automatically just by selecting the pitch of the voice and setting retune speed to 0 (you don't have to set it to 0 but it works best that way from what I've experienced).
At 7/22/09 12:32 AM, SgtGoose wrote:At 7/21/09 11:14 PM, XxSynthxX wrote: can some one please just tell me a good auto-tune to use ?I don't know if it's good or if it even works, or if it's a deadly virus, but this might be what your looking for.
http://www.brothersoft.com/autotune-down load-71936.html
thank you try it : )
At 7/22/09 01:15 AM, Back-From-Purgatory wrote: Even I'm not enough of an asshole to bash on someone because they want to experiment with autotune. I'm doing the same thing, not because I can't hold a pitch, but because I like playing with new things (Read: New things to me).
Try G-Snap... That's what I use, and it gets the job done... if you're willing to dish out some cash though, I'd highly suggest going with Melodyne.
thank you i dint mean to blow up at at people but its like.. you know what i mean but ill try those thank you : )
Autotune is a trademark of Antares, who make Antares Autotune, the original autotune software package/hardware module.
I, personally, prefer Melodyne, which is catered more for production over live performance as Autotune is. Gives a lot better control over the sound.
At 7/21/09 11:14 PM, XxSynthxX wrote: can some one please just tell me a good auto-tune to use ?
You didn't even bothered to click on the link I gave you in my first post, a link to list where is included G-Snap but also other free pitch manipulation effects.
Your loss lazy man.
At 7/22/09 10:23 AM, sorohanro wrote:At 7/21/09 11:14 PM, XxSynthxX wrote: can some one please just tell me a good auto-tune to use ?You didn't even bothered to click on the link I gave you in my first post, a link to list where is included G-Snap but also other free pitch manipulation effects.
Your loss lazy man.
don't worry i did not forget about yours that's why i said thank you to everyone cause alot of people helped but thank you for your link i checked it out im deciding what one i should use
At 7/22/09 10:23 AM, sorohanro wrote:At 7/21/09 11:14 PM, XxSynthxX wrote: can some one please just tell me a good auto-tune to use ?You didn't even bothered to click on the link I gave you in my first post, a link to list where is included G-Snap but also other free pitch manipulation effects.
Your loss lazy man.
i do like the Jay z video you sent me
...so, does anyone else here believe in life after love?
Select between 5 monster racers, upgrade your monster skill and win the competition!
4.18 / 5.00 3,534 Views
Build most powerful forces, unleash hordes of monster and control your soldiers!
3.80 / 5.00 4,200 Views
© Copyright 1995-2014 Newgrounds, Inc. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy | Terms of Use
newgrounds.com — Your #1 online entertainment & artist community! All your base are belong to us.
