I’m pretty much a complete noob when it comes to recording. I write/sing/record parodies of various things using Audacity, although I’ve never figured out what more than one or two buttons on Audacity do (and have been using it for years). I was googling around and just read about auto-tune, but don’t want to pay $130-$500 for some software - does Audacity have the ability to fine-tune a recording that I make to bring me in tune? Most of my singing is, but if I had the ability to run a vocal recording through some kind of filter so that it would correct anything I did wrong, that would be awesome.
Again, please remember that I’m a complete noobkins here, and probably only understand layman’s language.
To install new plug-ins, place them in the Plug-Ins folder inside the Audacity installation folder. On Windows computers, this is usually under “Program Files”. On Mac OS X, it is usually under “Applications”. Restart Audacity, then the Plug-ins will appear underneath the divider in the “Effect”, “Generate” or “Analyze” menus. For G-Snap it should be in the Effects menu
The DLL should go, I’m guessing on a Windows machine, the Plugins folder. Are there a bunch of other DLLs in there already to give you a warm-fuzzy feeling you got the right place?
Far as I know G-Snap is Windows only.
Autotalent is a LADSPA effect and should work on any platform but is only available as source code, so that will mostly be Linux users.
Are there any “auto tune” type effects available for Mac?
