cheap pitch correction

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i desperately need pitch correction but i just don't have $350 to spend on antares or something like it right now. I'm just curious if there is ANY cheap pitch correction plugins out there that I could use?

thanks
 
there is something called Gsnap and i downloaded it and it works and stuff but i dont have the knowledge to know how to work it well. I just kinda played with it and its free
 
It's built into Audition if you're using 1.5 or higher (i think... never use that plug).
 
Most DAW software has pitch shifting plug ins incorporated in their software: Sound Forge, Sonar, Audition, even the editing software applet that comes along with Sound Blaster Audigy, but don't expect miracles, none of them are perfect. They will all add a little flange to the finished sound. The thing you have to watch using it is to make sure that you don't go so far trying to transpose a song to a different key, that you get instruments playing where they can't actually play. I hate it when I hear a guitar playing notes that are not possible because they are lower than "E" below middle "C".
 
david7287 said:
there is something called Gsnap and i downloaded it and it works and stuff but i dont have the knowledge to know how to work it well. I just kinda played with it and its free

Hi man, thanks for the link.
 
vogukedr said:
Most DAW software has pitch shifting plug ins incorporated in their software: Sound Forge, Sonar, Audition, even the editing software applet that comes along with Sound Blaster Audigy, but don't expect miracles, none of them are perfect. They will all add a little flange to the finished sound. The thing you have to watch using it is to make sure that you don't go so far trying to transpose a song to a different key, that you get instruments playing where they can't actually play. I hate it when I hear a guitar playing notes that are not possible because they are lower than "E" below middle "C".

sure your not mistaking that for a drop D tuning? or just a thick mixture of bass guitar and guitar. I've never heard of people correcting the pitch of guitar?!
 
I just play the guitar a little bit out of tune and it blends right in. :D :D
 
n8tron said:
i desperately need pitch correction but i just don't have $350 to spend on antares or something like it right now. I'm just curious if there is ANY cheap pitch correction plugins out there that I could use?

thanks

Is that you, Cher?
 
Check out the one from RCB audio. Can't remember the link so Google it.

They have about 3 different pitch-correction progs at various cheap prices. I think they start around $50 or something....
 
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