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I don't use these effects but the Sliding Time Scale / Pitch Shift is supposed to give better results (and I guess you don't have to use the "sliding" feature If you can get-away with changing the pitch too, the Change Speed effect will give you good quality results. In general, changing tempo & pit...

I'm not sure... There is a free Auto-Tune like plug-in called GSnap . Auto-tune might be able to do it. I'm pretty sure Melodyne could do it. Any background sound effects or music is going to get pit-shifted too, and that might sound screwy. ...The best solution is probably for you or someone you kn...

I just learned that the part of the display next to the place the waveforms appear where the piano keys are show is also controlled by the Set A Scale selection that puts and X on the keys (notes) that will not be tuned to. I checked my test signal with Audacity Analyze and I clearly have a C Major ...

Are these plug-ins supposed to work with Audacity? With free VSTs it's usually hit-or-miss. Most commercial VSTs will have a web page listing host applications that are officially supported. Audacity is rarely listed, even if the VST might work with Audacity. I assume that's because most Audacity us...

Welcome back. I would not be using a computer/USB cable/Yeti for this job. I would be using a small personal recorder and washcloth or small towel under it. If you tune it just right, you can use the table as reflector to boost the volume. My recorder has a "zoom microphone" so I can aim it at the p...

I'd guess that was done with Melodyne or maybe AutoTune . There is free '"pitch correction" plug-in called G-Snap, but I'm not too sure how well it works or if it will work in this application. Audacity has a Change Pitch effect, but you'd have to select & change one word/note at a time and it would...

If you only want to correct a few "sour notes" here and there (without re-pitching the whole song) you need a tool like Auto-tune, Melodyne, or GSnap. (GSnap is free.) But, if you have a "regular song" with instruments & vocals you won't be able to fix the vocals without messing-up the accompaniment...

I only know of expensive commercial products that can do this. The best known is "Antares Auto-Tune". Auto-Tune requires a "certified compatible host program" (such as ProTools or Cubase). Further details are available on their website.

Topic moved to Mac OS X board. The only ones that I know of for Mac are Autotune 8 and Autotune 8 live. The Live version is about around $250 whereas the full version is about $400. I don't think either of them work with Audacity but they should work in GarageBand (http://www.antarestech.com/product...

I recently downloaded the 2.1.1 update for Audacity, and decided to download the VST Enabler, and Gsnap so I could auto-tune my voice for a video I'm doing. I followed online walk-through's to the "T" and still can't use Gsnap. It doesn't even show up in my effects. If I manage effects, I find Gsnap...