Er, autotune?

[formidable]

I have just installed auto tune but don't know how to access it on my computer. I look for it in the programs menue and it has autotune, then on the submenu it has 'register' , 'unregister' and a 'docs' button, but nothing that actually opens the program? How do I run this friggin thing?

 

[crankz1]

If it's Antares Autotune ..... you will select it as a plugin in your host sequencing program. Provided your program supports the format Autotune is in DX or VST.

 

[Farview]

I'm sure the documentation explains this. How were you planning on using it without a sequencer?

 

[Joseph Hanna]

How were you planning on using it without a sequencer?

I know what you mean and it's a fair question but before things really get tangled up....Autotune is an audio plug-in not a midi plug-in.

The question would more appropriately be.... How were you planning on using it without a host recording application? I only make the distinction so things don't get totally confusing.

So.......How "were" you planning on using it without a host recording application?

 

[formidable]

I have cool edit pro installed on my computer, I guess that is my, 'host recording program'. Do I have to access it through CEP? Do I need another program? When i run CEP I can't see anything different...

 

[Farview]

I know what you mean and it's a fair question but before things really get tangled up....Autotune is an audio plug-in not a midi plug-in.
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Sorry, the other boards that I hang out at call cubase, Nuendo, protools, etc... sequencers to differentiate from DAWs like the roland 2480. I forgot where I was.


Did you install it as a DX plugin or a VST plugin? Are you telling me that you payed $300 for something you didn't know how to use?

 

[shackrock]

I'm pretty sure it'll just show up in the list of available plugins/effects. try again, if not, install again, if not still, email them! ha.