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I have my Pro Tools loaded up and I have Auto Tune running and it's working great. I am able to use it live to hear the effect however, I am still hearing my singers normal voice. What should I do to only hear the effect vocals, not the normal vocals? I know it's possible cause I have done it in the past, but I totally forgot the way in which it was done.

If you can help please advise me on this.

Thanks,

Tone
 
Fakshon said:
I have my Pro Tools loaded up and I have Auto Tune running and it's working great. I am able to use it live to hear the effect however, I am still hearing my singers normal voice. What should I do to only hear the effect vocals, not the normal vocals? I know it's possible cause I have done it in the past, but I totally forgot the way in which it was done.

If you can help please advise me on this.

Thanks,

Tone
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What interface are you using? If one of the mbox family, make sure the "mix" knob is set to "playback only"..
 
Thanks for responding.

Yes I am using an Mbox and I have turned the mix to playback only. Unfortunately, it's still playing the vocals.

I have attempted to channel it through a bus but when I try to mute the voice on the insert it prevents the bus from playing the audio.
 
So you're using Autotune as an effect on an aux channel, then using a send from the vocal channel?

I'd put autotune as an insert on the vocal channel.

Alternatively, you could change the output of the vocal channel to go to a bus rather than an output.

Or if you're working how I assumed you are, you could switch the send to a pre-fade, then mute the vocal channel - should still send in that state.
 
I don't think there is a dry/wet effect type with autotune. The signal you hear is always the orginal that has been tune thru the same bus.
 
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