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THAT suggests you see anyone who uses pitch correction as untalented. Is that what you really think? No nerves touched but I am insulted by that comment. Your posts are redolent with snobbish conceit.

Because I'm not conceited enough, or big-headed enough to pretend to be perfect like you. John PS My US Indie Charts top ten hits are old music, very old.

Depends on your Daw. Some daws do have Audio to Midi output. Often this uses Melodyne.

Would it shatter your ego if I said No?. (That would be a lie of course).

But the recording itself (barring any external stuff you add - guitars vocals drums etc) stays inside the box right up to the point you render it down for a wav or MP3 or whatever? So outboard effects demand D/A AND A/D conversion, which is the weak point. Whereas VSTs do not demand those TWO...

I can sing. Been to the charts singing.

Use Pitch correction (even though I can sing very well). Often notice slight missed notes way after vocal tracking's done. Also (just to answer some stuff said above): I also use editing to nudge a mistimed note into place. That's the joy of digital recording/DAWS etc. As for those who...

.... and all the time .... and with everything. :D

Sampltiude Pro X3 Fell for Samplitude on version 8 years ago (when It came free of a magazine cover) and been with it ever since.

rofl

Pro Q2 for eq, don't need/use anything else. Love Voxengo Elephant for two bus to get transparent loudness.

Hey there. Came across this yesterday. Magix Music Maker DAW is now FREE | Emusician Magix makes Samplitude and Sequoia, the big Daddy DAWS I use and used. But Music Maker will allow the use of VSTs like Melodyne and frankly, this is an astonishing (and allegedly permanent) offer.

Hey there, I'm new here, refugee from collapsed forum and a new one that has some toxic members. Glad to have found a new home, so hope to see you around and get to know some of you guys/gals.