Auto tune

Whistler

Melodyne and Auto Tune both start at $99 for entry versions and prices rise for fuller versions.

Moonrunner

Whistler said:

Melodyne and Auto Tune both start at $99 for entry versions and prices rise for fuller versions.

Cheers Whistler!

thecolourbox

I've used the oney you get included with Cubase quite a lot on stuff I've recorded, though on the usual "mild setting" I forget exactly where and by listening back I can't really tell where I did or not. Which I think is a good thing as it means it's either nice and subtle or my vocals are not awful to start with...

I also use it a lot for an octave up effect which I pan hard left or right with a bit of Reverb on it which gives a nice effect combined with the dry vocals. Sounds awful by itself though

Moonrunner

thecolourbox said:

I've used the oney you get included with Cubase quite a lot on stuff I've recorded, though on the usual "mild setting" I forget exactly where and by listening back I can't really tell where I did or not. Which I think is a good thing as it means it's either nice and subtle or my vocals are not awful to start with...

I also use it a lot for an octave up effect which I pan hard left or right with a bit of Reverb on it which gives a nice effect combined with the dry vocals. Sounds awful by itself though

That sounds interesting, Colour.

I would definitely need autotune on my vocals every time I sing and I think the old adage 'you can't polish a turd' would come into play with my vox and autotuning. Haha!!

thecolourbox

Moonrunner said:

thecolourbox said:

I've used the oney you get included with Cubase quite a lot on stuff I've recorded, though on the usual "mild setting" I forget exactly where and by listening back I can't really tell where I did or not. Which I think is a good thing as it means it's either nice and subtle or my vocals are not awful to start with...

I also use it a lot for an octave up effect which I pan hard left or right with a bit of Reverb on it which gives a nice effect combined with the dry vocals. Sounds awful by itself though

That sounds interesting, Colour.

I would definitely need autotune on my vocals every time I sing and I think the old adage 'you can't polish a turd' would come into play with my vox and autotuning. Haha!!

This one definitely has both the "always on mild setting" on the main vocals as it was too low for me, but also has splashes of the octave up effect - obviously there is the bits in the middle of the verses which is quite prominent but it's also on the choruses which I think is a bit harder to hear without headphones:

Also non too subtle on the octave effect on this one:

Moonrunner

Thank you for sharing examples, Colourbox! Nice guitars in tracks.

Moonrunner

Thank you for sharing examples, Colourbox! Nice guitars in tracks.