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Setting Pitch With Auto-Tune in Logic Pro

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Summary: Deselect notes which do not need changing when using Auto-Tune feature in Logic Pro. Learn how to use Logic Pro to change vocal pitch in this digital audio workstation tutorial from a professional recording engineer.

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By Eric Oliver
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Eric Oliver is a producer/engineer who has been working with local and regional acts out of Boston for the past eight years. He has a bachelor's degree in music production and...read more

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"Now when setting the correct pitches in Logic's auto tune plug-in, there's a couple of ways it could be done. You can first unhighlight any note you don't want to be sung. But, sometimes, you're going to need to, sometimes you're going to need to use those notes halfway through the song or for a certain verse. So you can't leave them completely unhighlighted. To do that, you can go into your automation view, under your second plug-in, which right now I have as pitch correction, and you can go in and you can use or bypass any of these notes that you're specifically want or don't want. And then you can also change the response, etcetera. All the different parameters within this plug-in you can change via automation. So say I want to use the note C at this certain time right here. So C will come on and you'll see in the plug-in, that C will pop on right here and we'll actually use that in auto tuning while the person is singing. So that can definitely help you if you're having an issue with certain sounds and certain notes not being correct within the verse or manipulating the original vocal and where you don't want it. This is some way you can fix those problems."

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