Audacity Forum

The real antaras Auto-Tune? I don't know why it doesn't work but it's not desiged to be used with Audacity. Here is a list of officially supported hosts for Auto-Tune. (Audacity is listed as "incompatible"). Most commercial VSTs don't officially support Audacity... Sometimes they will work, but most...

I don't know if this is even doable. I am trying to cut out a cracking or horse sound coming naturally from a voice. Example. http://starbolts.blogspot.com/2013/06/comic-showcase-18-new-warriors-1.html Maybe it's just me who is bothered by the voice. Anyone have any suggestions for how using audacit...

I would very much doubt Audacity would show Izotope and AutoTune validation messages if you had successfully removed those plug-ins from the directories I mentioned I agree, and i'm trying to figure that part out right now... Did you search in both the system library and your user library for both ...

hello. OSX 10.8.3. whenever i open any version of audacity, presently 2.0.3, i get a window asking to validate isotope vinyl plug-in, then auto-tune plug in. as far as i knew, i removed these trial plug ins from my computer. does anyone know how to find & remove or disable them so audacity doesn't ...

hello. OSX 10.8.3. whenever i open any version of audacity, presently 2.0.3, i get a window asking to validate isotope vinyl plug-in, then auto-tune plug in. as far as i knew, i removed these trial plug ins from my computer. does anyone know how to find & remove or disable them so audacity doesn't k...

*** A SOLUTION *** I was having the same issue with playback speed being off, but my recorded audio was playing back at faster speed, changing the pitch by more than a half step, i think. I am using Win XP 32 bit Audacity 2.0.1 Lexicon Alpha USB recording studio (Input/Output device) Sigmatel Audio ...

The only "auto-tune" type of effect that I'm aware of for Linux is " autotalent " If you use Fedora then it is available from ...

I don't have Windows, I use only Linux... Did anybody know any good plugin for Linux for "auto-tune" effect and how to install it?

It's a MIDI controlled "auto-tune" type effect. It's like the so called "T-Pain" effect nut has been pitch shifted up a bit. Next you are ...

... "I Am T-Pain 2.0 [i-phone app] uses the new T-Pain effect pitch correction by Izotope, not Antares Auto-Tune" [ BTW full marks for rhyming “ mansion ” with “ Wisconsin ” :lol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWBE0sQC5L8#t=32sec ]