does anyone know if this product is good or not. I heard many good thing.

Yeah it's great, at least the plug-in version.

Which version are you referring to?
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Yeah I was talking about the plug in version. now that I know it's agood product I need to find someone who can do me a favor and send it to me. I'm a college student who's studing music production and engineering so I'm low on cash. Do you happen to beable to help me out or know some one?

Sorry no.

Go and buy it it's worth it.
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I definitley will. Thanks for the help. I just need to get my condenser mic and then I will save up the money for the plug in

Cool, pop back and tell us once you have it.

It's so much fun that plug-in.
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yeah I'll definitley will come back and tell everyone about it. may then it will help more people decide whether to purchase the product

I have this pluggin but have no idea how to use it or what it does? can someone please help?

OK let's try to get some info here on this, so which version do you have?

I think we are up to version 4 now which runs on TDM, MAS, RTAS and Mac VST and DirectX.

Bascially with the Antares Auto-Tune you can "fix" incorrectly pitched mono vocals. There are two modes you can work in:

1. Automatic
2. Graphical

Using automatic you can pitch shift the entire track and centre it around a given pitch, this is really simple and doesn't take much working out. You can then make a comparison to pitches from a scale (pretty much any scale). This is the less fiddly mode and essentially where most people start, if you know your tune should be in Dmaj, you set the automatic mode to centre the track around Dmaj, all the notes will then get pitched to the nearest note in that scale. You can add vibrato or remove it too.

The second method requires "good ears" and more time. In this mode you are presented with a graphical representation of the track so you can individually re-draw where you wish the pitches to be.

I guess it depends how bad your original track is because if there are just a couple odd notes that are off pitch then the automatic mode may work out for you. On the other hand if there is a track that is miles off, you are going to have to get in there are tweak away individually. What this graphical mode does need though is a good understanding of where the pitch is suppoed to be, i.e. you have to know where you want the notes to be, so you need to know your scales!



Here is the Antares Auto-Tune 4 manual
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