Problem

[Jimmy426]

Its not the software or recording mechanism but its the vocalist. Me and my cousing (female) are singing a duet of "Baby It's Cold Outside." We are singing it as Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey did on Jessica's new CD, ReJoyce. The problem is, Jessica has an immense range and my cousin cannot hit that last note. If you haven't heard the song then you can download it off of Limewire or Kazaa. The last note when they sing "baby its cold outside" is what we are trying to hit. I can hit my notes fine because Nick almost sings monotoniously but Jessica goes very high, especially for "outside." How can I either expand my cousin's range or at least get her to hit that one note? Is it possible?

 

[Track Rat]

Anteres Autotune comes to mind.

 

[Jimmy426]

Is that a program? If so, where can I get it?

sorry lol i'm a newbie

 

[notbradsohner]

antares auto tune is a rackmount outboard unit. There are a lot of software units out there that do the same thing, just not as good.

 

[donkeystyle]

it also comes as software. i think you can download a trail version of it.

 

[Track Rat]

antares auto tune is a rackmount outboard unit. There are a lot of software units out there that do the same thing, just not as good.

I've only used the software. I'd bet cash that the software can out perform the hardware version as I can actually draw in where I want pitch correction and use it surgicly rather than just running a track (or a mic) through it and let it mangle everything.