dafduc
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I gotta do something about my vocals - maybe the lessons will eventually pay off, but I'm gettin' old and my voice ain't better by much yet.
So, best way to correct (a) my pitch wobble, and (b) my tendency to go flat on high notes? I'd like to also be able to preserve my vibrato (which is different from my wobble, though I dunno if there's software that will differentiate).
I'm kind of intrigued by Melodyne's claim that it can affect formants. But Autotune is the 5000 lb. gorilla, of course. I'd prefer something that will give me natural sound, too.
Opinions, anyone? My tone's kinda sucky too, but pitch is my big problem now. BTW, I've had a little success in Acid with splitting a wav and applying pitch shift, but my ear's not that good - can't always tell when it's fixed or not. And it won't help the wobble, of course.
TIA,
Daf
So, best way to correct (a) my pitch wobble, and (b) my tendency to go flat on high notes? I'd like to also be able to preserve my vibrato (which is different from my wobble, though I dunno if there's software that will differentiate).
I'm kind of intrigued by Melodyne's claim that it can affect formants. But Autotune is the 5000 lb. gorilla, of course. I'd prefer something that will give me natural sound, too.
Opinions, anyone? My tone's kinda sucky too, but pitch is my big problem now. BTW, I've had a little success in Acid with splitting a wav and applying pitch shift, but my ear's not that good - can't always tell when it's fixed or not. And it won't help the wobble, of course.
TIA,
Daf