Pitch Correction for Mac

[Sean in Silence]

what's the best pitch correction plugin that's free for mac?
It doesn't have to be amazing,
It just has to work.
I'm not doing anything insane, like T-pain vocals or anything, just slight correction.
I'm running Reaper if that helps.
Thanks a lot!

 

[ahjteam]

what's the best pitch correction plugin that's free for mac?

there is none AFAIK

 

[Zack Uidl]

what about reatune within Reaper? Isn't their something like that? (I only played around with reaper nothing serious so could be wrong)

 

[SocialNumb]

Happen to have Logic? A friend maybe? Not the best but built right in. (I've never used it)

 

[Sean in Silence]

I remember trying that awhile back and couldn't figure out how to get it to work
hahaha
but that was when I first started using reaper so maybe I should look into that again

 

[ahjteam]

...or learn to sing

 

[Sean in Silence]

Happen to have Logic? A friend maybe? Not the best but built right in. (I've never used it)

I do have logic
and I don't like the built in corrector
not enough control over it and it doesn't always completely correct every note
plus it would be a hassle importing and exporting between reaper and logic
hahaha
thanks for the idea though!

 

[Sean in Silence]

hahaha
I'm not the one singing
and I'm not going to keep the take if it's completely off pitch
but for those little nuances
I'd like to have the option to use a corrector
lol

 

[SocialNumb]

"for those little nuances"

Slice those out and use logics @ minimal settings? (crossfade, cruel treatment)

I want to know myself.

 

[Sean in Silence]

haha
definitely have to try that
thanks bro!

 

[rcg]

try antares http://www.antarestech.com/ or http://www.xponaut.com/?q=node/21 (try and buy) never seen free plugins for that.

 

[beyond dead]

ive had good luck with the vocal transformer in logic...
just curious, why use reaper when u have logic

 

[Sean in Silence]

ive had good luck with the vocal transformer in logic...
just curious, why use reaper when u have logic

I......
personally........
.....
prefer Reaper over Logic!
*ducks as shoe is thrown at him*
hahahaha
but in all seriousness
I honestly prefer Reaper's interface and ease of use over Logic
There is nothing in Logic that I can't do in Reaper...
That I know of....
hahaha

 

[iambrando]

well its not really pitch correction, but what about garagebands?

 

[greyskull]

save up for melodyne

 

[DaveBlack]

The reatune works really well. It took me a second to figure out but you have to go into the manual correction tab and then select the manual correction box in the top left hand corner. Only thing I dont like is that it doesn't show you the true waveform. It kind of maps it out as you play the track but it does show you the time so you can figure out where it is.

Then you set the parameters to get that t-pain effect and start drawing the lines on the correct notes. Like I said you start getting used to it after it a few tries. Careful though, cuz if I have anymore than three of them in use, it really bogs my system down. Then again, my processor is pretty old.

 

[006]

save up for melodyne

+1, best advice. It's not even that expensive... haha

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

save up for melodyne

Yeah isn't uno like $99 or something. Maybe it's more, that's how much I spent on the upgrade from essential.

 

[Rex Rocker]

GarageBand has a pitch correction thing. My guess is Logic too.

 

[Sean in Silence]

I think I'm going to buy the Autotune EX that recently came out
it's only $100 and I'm sure it could get the job done
If for whatever reason I wanted to use manual correction I could just run Reatune