Changing vocal notes

[jennywinter]

Hi everyone!

I have recorded vocal parts for 2 of my songs and now i want to work with these tracks on Logic.

Last time i recorded I fixed little off-key parts in the studio, but this time i want to do this by myself.

Is there any way of doing that NOT using the Pitch Correction? I want to fix specific notes, without auto-tuning the whole track.

 

Thanks:)

[Eriksimon]

Last time i recorded I fixed little off-key parts in the studio, but this time i want to do this by myself.

Is there any way of doing that NOT using the Pitch Correction?

 

Only with extra software, either Autotune or Melodyne. I'd recommend using Melodyne.

[fuzzfilth]

Split the bad notes to separate tracks and use the pitch correction. Or better sing them again properly.

 

Christian

[proper animal]

If you're just worried about having the effect throughout the song, you could use pitch correction and automate the response time. Lower the response time for the bad notes and keep it way up on the notes that don't need correction.

[shivermetimbers]

Hi everyone!

I have recorded vocal parts for 2 of my songs and now i want to work with these tracks on Logic.

Last time i recorded I fixed little off-key parts in the studio, but this time i want to do this by myself.

Is there any way of doing that NOT using the Pitch Correction? I want to fix specific notes, without auto-tuning the whole track.

 

Thanks:)

 

The PC won't affect the properly sung notes and should scoot the 'bad' notes into an acceptable range. You are not doing any destructive permanent damage by experimenting.

 

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[David Nahmani]

You can fix the bad notes using the Time and Pitch Machine in the sample editor (in the Factory menu).