tune a whole track Pitch Shift

[CaseR]

I have been searching for a long time for a plugin that can tune synthetic vocals to a melody on the fly. Audiotune seems to do the trick (using notes as controllers).

I guess you missed out on 'Choir Boy' then? 'Choir Boy' has been available, including polyphonic midi control of up to 3 voices (i.e. you can play chords from a single voice), for a few months now.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=83204

It isn't free though - if that was an additional requirement. But it isn't expensive either.

You're absolutely right: I overlooked that one. Thanks, I will check it out And no, it doesn't have to be free. Like I said in the post you quoted, I am willing to pay for tools like these

[useruseruser]

I have been searching for a long time for a plugin that can tune synthetic vocals to a melody on the fly. Audiotune seems to do the trick (using notes as controllers).

I guess you missed out on 'Choir Boy' then? 'Choir Boy' has been available, including polyphonic midi control of up to 3 voices (i.e. you can play chords from a single voice), for a few months now.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=83204

It isn't free though - if that was an additional requirement. But it isn't expensive either.

Did you actually implement (the necessary) formant correction into your plugin?
Last time I checked your website, it was just a "Mickey Mouse Choir" effect actually.

But it's a really good price! So I wouldn't bother that much (if I was a user).

[Space Boy]

Did you actually implement (the necessary) formant correction into your plugin?
Last time I checked your website, it was just a "Mickey Mouse Choir" effect actually.

But it's a really good price! So I wouldn't bother that much (if I was a user).

Not yet, I'm working on it (but I have only one pair of hands and many more plug-ins). Actually 'Choir Boy' was snapped up quite quickly by a sizeable number of customers. So, it is not a forgone conclusion that formant correction is an essential requirement (especially at this price).

Many people are using this kind of plug-in for very different applications. I called it 'Choir Boy' because it relates to the task it performs and is a name which fits with my other 'Boys'. It is not primarily, or exclusively, intended for pitch shifting vocals. Even, so, the multi-voice possibility makes it very useful for vocal work, even if only to mess around with the voice a bit.

I have got excellent feedback from my customer base on this - and I continue to develop it.

[useruseruser]

I hope that.

[useruseruser]

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Currently listening to your music!

[CaseR]

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Currently listening to your music!

Thanks for taking the time. Hope you like it

[useruseruser]

Yes.

[Satasha]

jackle&hyde I am interested in your monophonic pitch shifter.

[useruseruser]

So. Well.
There are at least two interessents now.
So I'll begin to code that stuff. You know, I like to code at request...

Btw: There is also an interesting thread which fits to this theme:
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... sc&start=0

[tahome]

I'm trying to convince the guys from the DSP section to make a plug in out of the free Dirac time stretching/pitch shift... it's the best I've heard so far. Maybe someone will take on the challenge.

--th

[tl]

Thanks for AudioPitch, jackle&hyde!
Great plugin.
Has neat effects on drums.

tl.

[plusminus]

Someone on the AudioMulch list pointed me to this thread for AudioPitch, and it's all kinds of awesome! Nice work. I am very interested in a monophonic version.