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Which exact version of AutoTune? Please give us the address where we can download the exact AutoTune version you are using. Sorry, I prefer to hide it because the VST is cracked due to I don't have money to buy it. However, I am using Auto-Tune Evo v6, and it worked with old versions, even the Auda...

There is a VST effect that don't work anymore; I try to load it in Audacity and the program crashes. This plugin is named Auto-Tune. This didn't happend with the old version. Which exact version of AutoTune? Please give us the address where we can download the exact AutoTune version you are using. ...

Hello, Today I have downloaded the latest version of Audacity (2.1.0) to update the previous version I had (2.0.6). I must say that the new features are great, specially as it's said, the noise reduction effect works better than before. However, and in spite of all the good news, a problem has happe...

... While the auto-tune has been successful, it added a very hoarse/deep scratchy sound along with my voice--it isn't a seperate sound. I was wondering if there is a way to get rid of it, Any pitch shifting effect, like autotune, will also shift any noise in your original recording. That shifted no...

I've looked for this question in the forums and haven't found it, apologies if I just missed it. I have installed Gsnap and KeroVee with Audacity and have used it to autotune a voice recording--just talking, no singing/music. The idea is to sound slightly like Fi, a character from the Legend of Zeld...

First a typo: in the title, it should be 'First' not 'Fist' I fixed that for you. When I play some tune with auto-accompaniment (choosing a style and voice) on my PSR E413, the result is OK without Audacity. But with Audacity on, the accompaniment doesn't quite seem to keep pace with the melody pla...

First a typo: in the title, it should be 'First' not 'Fist' I use Audacity 2.1.0 and have Win 7. When I play some tune with auto-accompaniment (choosing a style and voice) on my PSR E413, the result is OK without Audacity. But with Audacity on, the accompaniment doesn't quite seem to keep pace with ...

Steve made an experimental plugin for Audacity which can be used to modify the frequency-response of one file to match another ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 53#p258053

NB: Steve's plugin is not the same as auto-tune , which is what you could also be describing.

Steve, Does it matter what the original was tuned to as long as the objective is to create the new one tuned to 432Hz? There are plug-ins that can announce the initial tuning. However, that's only a statistical value expressed as a probability. There are also some auto-tune plug-ins available that ...

It might be possible with auto-tune (a commercial product). I'm sure the side-effects would get pretty horrible however.