Sorry, I wanted to correct my comment, pressed the wrong button and deleted them by mistake. My bad. To answer your question, as far as I know, no, there isn't a way to automatically tune vocals in Audiotool. Your best bet is to process your vocals in an external software and then import them into AT. But as I suggested, unless you're going for an exaggerated autotune as an artistic choice, any competent singer should be able to sing the lyrics in key.
Refer to what Jordi said. If you can hold a note with you're voice, you're good. Just sing in key of the song. Press a note and match your voice with the note.
In his defense, I've found that having the perfect pitches is the full potential of a vocal, and that doesn't come naturally. To a point, trying to be realistic just seems stupid.
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Sorry, I wanted to correct my comment, pressed the wrong button and deleted them by mistake. My bad. To answer your question, as far as I know, no, there isn't a way to automatically tune vocals in Audiotool. Your best bet is to process your vocals in an external software and then import them into AT. But as I suggested, unless you're going for an exaggerated autotune as an artistic choice, any competent singer should be able to sing the lyrics in key.
How do you create a dark melodic voice
I suppose lower your vocals by an octave and add reverb?
i wish there was some key correction device on here. would be cool
ambience
I agree with Jordi.
Refer to what Jordi said. If you can hold a note with you're voice, you're good. Just sing in key of the song. Press a note and match your voice with the note.
like stack it an octave lower? i gotta try that with my basses...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05hTQC1CZko
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05hTQC1CZko
also do you think that all humans have the ability to sing perfectly?
In his defense, I've found that having the perfect pitches is the full potential of a vocal, and that doesn't come naturally. To a point, trying to be realistic just seems stupid.
it would definitely be a popular effect.