Antares Autotune, VST's...logic/garage band/cool edit/anything?!

[Ninja Boot]

So I downloaded the Antares Autotune plug-in free demo on my macbook pro, and I'm trying to use this program...and I'm completely ****ing lost. When I open the folder for Antares Autotune, it has AutoTuneMM.vst and AutoTuneSS.vst What the hell are VST's? Can logic use these plug ins? Garage band? Anything?!? This is getting very frustrating, as I'm usually pretty good with this type of stuff. Anyone who can lend any assistance, eBeerz on me yo
TIA [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]

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The only program i was able to get Autotune working in real time was with Protools And Fruity loops. Cool edit only allows the plugin to be used after the track is recorded. I gave up on getting it to work with logic.

[Ninja Boot]

I guess I'll use it with FL then. I really should just man up and buy protools...
Thanks for the info [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]

[Ninja Boot]

Was it pretty straight forward getting it to work with FL?

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yep. you only can use it if the sound card supports ASIO. Search on youtube. someone posted a tutorial on how to get Autotune working with fruity loops.

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you need to use AU plugins. Logic will not see vst

[spoonie]

Quote, originally posted by [email protected] »

you need to use AU plugins. Logic will not see vst

Truth.
But there are ways around it.
http://www.fxpansion.com/index.php?page=5
Also, logic has a built-in pitch corrector (no graphical mode).

[Ninja Boot]

Got it working! Spent like 3 hours last night messing around with it. Thanks guys [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]

[Ninja Boot]

The original reason I downloaded the program is because my friends and I make rap songs, joking around. The new trend is rap music is using pitch correction to achieve that "cher" or "Tpain" sound. Which is a lot of fun. I did it for like 3 hours last night.
Anyways, on a more serious level, when I do legit recording, does anyone have some default settings they use for Autotune? Something that will correct pitch, but will sound pretty natural? TIA [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]

[raycer]

Quote, originally posted by Ninja Boot »

The original reason I downloaded the program is because my friends and I make rap songs, joking around. The new trend is rap music is using pitch correction to achieve that "cher" or "Tpain" sound. Which is a lot of fun. I did it for like 3 hours last night. Anyways, on a more serious level, when I do legit recording, does anyone have some default settings they use for Autotune? Something that will correct pitch, but will sound pretty natural? TIA [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]

ive personally never used it but ive seen it used before. the one thing you need is a singer that can actually sing
ps look into a program called 'melodyne'

[Ninja Boot]

Hey, I can sing!
I'll check it out, I'm always looking for things to do when I should be working. Thanks.

[landon]

Quote, originally posted by raycer »

ive personally never used it but ive seen it used before. the one thing you need is a singer that can actually sing ps look into a program called 'melodyne'

so true.
and, melodyne is a pretty rad program. works with logic too. [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]

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check out the manual mode of Autotune. Its a pain to use but works well.
Here are a few examples of my autotune settings.
The first vid is me singing about cereal with it retune set a little high.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8OiGcbhY0jU

The second is my friend singing about cake and that we set it to the highest retune speed.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=vIMMnnMy0CI

[djhatoshi]

Here is some sound effects which I think will be useful for ur music project
https://www.lucidsamples.com/sound-e...ols-vol-2.html