19 Feb
2009
19 Feb
'09
4:45 p.m.
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Hartmut Noack <zettberlin(a)linuxuse.de>wrote;wrote:
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Christopher Stamper schrieb:
Last time I tried, the pitch-shifter just destroyed the vocal. I'll try
again, and hope for the best...
I know it's been asked before...
Is there any real open-source pitch correction software for use with
Jack? I
use Ardour,
If the glitches are not too extreme, you can do it with LADSPA
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.
Good luck ;-)
Find the places that you want to correct,
and find that I could really benefit from something like this,
So do I. Problem is, I'm not as perfect-pitch as I'd like to think... ;-)
Thanks!
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Christopher Stamper
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for my vocals...
I know some of you don't like pitch correction, but sometimes it's very
helpful.
It is always better to push it to the best one can do without digital
assistance. In the end I would prefer a untainted vocal recording with
some slight uncertainties in pitch ....