Controlling AutoTune 5 via MIDI?

so its possible to record a midi melody and auto tune will pitch correct to the midi notes

 

auto tune manual tells me to consult DAW manual

 

Logic 8 manual does not tell me that

 

how do i set this up???

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1. Create a new software instrument track

2. For the input source, choose Auto-Tune from "AU Midi Controlled Effects"

3. At the top right corner you should see the Side Chain Pull down menu. Choose your input source

4. To prevent the original audio from being heard, set the output of that audio track to "No Output"

5. To enable midi control, select "Target Notes via MIDI" in the Auto Tune window

 

The software instrument track acts as the midi input to Auto Tune.

 

Let me know if you need more help!

 

-Aaron

 

*Note: The side chain option for Auto Tune only appears when it is chosen from "AU Midi Controlled Effects"

hey thanks so much ....i think i got it...just have a couple questions

 

 

so the vocal track is now the soft inst track!!! - that seems weird

 

and there is no auto tune on the audio vox track - and i mute the audio track....is that right

 

 

everything works...it just seems weird having a soft inst track as the lead vocal track!

so the vocal track is now the soft inst track!!! - that seems weird

 

and there is no auto tune on the audio vox track - and i mute the audio track....is that right

 

 

everything works...it just seems weird having a soft inst track as the lead vocal track!

 

You shouldn't mute the audio track, just set its output to "no output".

 

Oh I see what you mean regarding the vocal track "being" the soft inst track. If you mean that's where the sound of the vocals is now coming from, then yes, you are correct, that's the way it works.

I just tried this, but I cant find any AU Auto-Tune in the input area of my instrument track.. I see the list of AU MIDI Controlled Effects but there arent any in there except NativeInstruments and OhmForce.

Hey Guys

 

I feel I am really missing something simple here?

 

1. Create a new software instrument track

2. For the input source, choose Auto-Tune from "AU Midi Controlled Effects"

 

So where is 'Auto-Tune' AU Midi Controlled Effects?

 

My LOGIC 8 only presents AU Generators and AU Instruments in Instrument Channel strip I/O. I cant find anything in any menu!!

 

Cant find any reference in the manual either to Auto-Tune or AU MIDI Controlled effects?

 

What the...?

 

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Frances O,

 

Do you own Auto Tune? It does not come with Logic.

 

http://www.antarestech.com/

 

Alternatively Logic does come with the Pitch Correction and Pitch Shifter effects plugins found under Pitch in the effects plugin menu.

Ah

 

It's all very clear now.

 

I am still getting used to what I should be finding in the LOGIC 8 pack!!

 

Thanks for the one up!

 

Back to the Pitch and Time machine.

 

Cheers

Similar subject here on GS

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/music-computers/348621-controlling-logic-autotune-midi.html

I know this is an old topic but I didn't feel it was appropriate to start a new thread, so hopefully someone will read this. I followed the directions properly I believe. I have a recorded midi with a melody on it as a software instrument track on channel 1. I set Auto-tune under the IO, selected my vocal track on the side-chain and pressed target notes via midi, and selected no output on the vocal track. When I play it back, all I hear is the midi, not my voice. What am I doing wrong?

I started a new project to start fresh. Now all I hear is my voice, but the pitch is not shifting to what is recorded on the midi. I have selected the button "target notes from midi." Although other options on the autotune work, such as pitch transposition through the instrument track. What gives?

I've been working on this waaaay too long tonight with the same problem but finally stumbled on the solution:

The MIDI channel on the track (in the inspector parameter box to the left) must be channel 1!!!

I've had this same problem with other midi-related functions and I'm feeling stupid that it took me this long to figure it out. Hope this solves it for you, too.

Is there any alternative to the Antares product that allows audio to be "played" by MIDI note data? Vocoding is not what I'm after for this project.

Thank you very much woodside1, I had the same problem, you saved me a lot of time

Someone knows wheather it's possible to do all this but in a live execution¿

check out soniccharge's bitspeek; pretty cool, i've used it with a keyboard melody over a sung vocal a few times (it's a sound best used very occasionally...). but it's awesome for what it does.

I've been working on this waaaay too long tonight with the same problem but finally stumbled on the solution:

The MIDI channel on the track (in the inspector parameter box to the left) must be channel 1!!!

I've had this same problem with other midi-related functions and I'm feeling stupid that it took me this long to figure it out. Hope this solves it for you, too.

 

 

WOW! Thank you sooo much! Now i can rest in peace :3

fkng channel 1 it took several years to find it >_<