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 Zelda: Skyward Sword–I’m working on an Abridged for it. 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, either through reapplying the effects (Though that didn’t work when I tried it) or adding another fix effect to it?
I have Audacity 2.0.5 installed on my Windows (7, I think) laptop, and I installed through the .exe. I know next to nothing about this type of software beyond the basics, but if any more info is needed I will give it to the best of my ability, but I was wondering if there is another effect that can get rid of the sound.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you!
-Atheres
Any pitch shifting effect, like autotune, will also shift any noise in your original recording.
That shifted noise could be the hoarse sound you are describing.
Solution: clean the sound with noise-reduction before applying pitch-shifting.
Another free-plugin which includes pitch-shifting effects is DtBlkFx …
Trebor,
Yeah, I’ve used Noise Removal on all the audio files before I tried to add the autotune effect.
Thank you! I will try it out and see how it works as soon as I get the chance!