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Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 17:42:32 Reply

Hey guys. I'm looking for a good autotune to use. I've heard of a few I could use, like Garageband and Gsnap, but I want to know if anyone else knows of anything better.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 18:13:57 Reply

Singing lessons

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 18:35:32 Reply
At 9/12/10 06:13 PM, Envy wrote: Singing lessons

This, or accept a universe in which audio is never perfectly in tune. Even a perfectly intune guitar is slightly out of tune with itself. Partials, inharmonicty is PART of music. This has only stopped in the past 10 years and I think it's fucking bizarre. Along with volume. And tempo changes. But apparantly no one listen to drone music.

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 19:03:08 Reply
At 9/12/10 06:13 PM, Envy wrote: Singing lessons

I expected replies like this, but I do sing. I just want a autotuner so I can cover some songs that use it.

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 19:09:18 Reply

anteres autotune, or the built in autotune plugins in cubase 5, and reason 5?

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 22:15:25 Reply

Gsnap - As effective as it is FREE

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 22:16:29 Reply
At 9/12/10 06:13 PM, Envy wrote: Singing lessons

Zing!! LOL

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 23:08:26 Reply
At 9/12/10 10:15 PM, Stupor wrote: Gsnap - As effective as it is FREE

This. Gsnap is awesome. If you use FL, I can guide you through using midi input...

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-12 23:25:58 Reply
At 9/12/10 05:42 PM, B4gle wrote: Hey guys. I'm looking for a good autotune to use. I've heard of a few I could use, like Garageband and Gsnap, but I want to know if anyone else knows of anything better.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Garageband is a low tier daw.

If you scrolled down a bit someone made a post about this moments ago, googling "autotune" yields some helpful results too.

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-13 02:20:03 Reply
At 9/12/10 05:42 PM, B4gle wrote: Hey guys. I'm looking for a good autotune to use. I've heard of a few I could use, like Garageband and Gsnap, but I want to know if anyone else knows of anything better.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

are you looking for something free? cause most of them are crap. I hear Gsnap is pretty good.. Though, i've never used it myself. My preference would be either waves tune or melodyne. Melodyne is a a lot more natural, but no really super user friendly.. Take a while to get it figured, but definitely the more natural sounding tuning software. I like wavestune a lot though, thats what I've been using. Sometimes theres some obnoxious artifacts.. but if you play with it long enough you learn how to mask it.

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-13 03:23:55 Reply
At 9/12/10 11:25 PM, InvisibleObserver wrote: Garageband is a low tier daw.

LOL care to elaborate on how the rest of the DAW tier system looks? Who's the current champion of the middle tier for example

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Response to Autotune, know of any? 2010-09-13 03:41:23 Reply
At 9/13/10 03:23 AM, SBB wrote:
At 9/12/10 11:25 PM, InvisibleObserver wrote: Garageband is a low tier daw.
LOL care to elaborate on how the rest of the DAW tier system looks? Who's the current champion of the middle tier for example

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