On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Hartmut Noack <zettberlin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Last time I tried, the pitch-shifter just destroyed the vocal. I'll try again, and hope for the best...
So do I. Problem is, I'm not as perfect-pitch as I'd like to think... ;-)
Thanks!
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Christopher Stamper schrieb:
> I know it's been asked before...If the glitches are not too extreme, you can do it with LADSPA
>
> Is there any real open-source pitch correction software for use with Jack? I
> use Ardour,
am-pitchshifter. Insert it in the given track, open the automation-menu
(the tiny "a" in the trackhead) and choose Plugins/Pitch Shift. Then
draw a automation-line as needed in the auto-track - you need to set the
Mode from "manual" to "Play", to hear the results.
Last time I tried, the pitch-shifter just destroyed the vocal. I'll try again, and hope for the best...
Good luck ;-)
Find the places that you want to correct,
and find that I could really benefit from something like this,It is always better to push it to the best one can do without digital
> for my vocals...
>
> I know some of you don't like pitch correction, but sometimes it's very
> helpful.
assistance. In the end I would prefer a untainted vocal recording with
some slight uncertainties in pitch ....
So do I. Problem is, I'm not as perfect-pitch as I'd like to think... ;-)
Thanks!
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