Howdy!
Could somebody help me and tell the name of voice effect used in that video( from 0:28 to 0:35, when that “Mummy” sings):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=H7WF4kMn79M#t=28s
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 going to ask how to do that in Audacity.
Audacity does not support MIDI control, but if you are on Windows you may be able to approximate a similar effect by using GSnap (free) or Antares Auto-tune (commercial) with extreme settings (Google for: Audacity T-Pain GSnap) and then pitch shifting with the “Change Pitch” effect.
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?
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 the Fedora Updates repository using yum.
For other Linux distributions I think that you would need to build it from the source code (see the autotalent website for details and support).