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[STILL]

So I haven't been able to get Auto-Tune to work in graphical mode under Logic Audio 6.4 Pro - and I don't know whether it has worked in other versions of Logic, since I hear that it stopped working after Logic 4.8.

The guy I'm producing NEEDS Auto-Tune. Needs it. Thus I need it.....anybody got any ideas, other tune plugs that will work, workarounds (don't say another singer, he's not gonna buy that one).....

Thanx - WB

[pipelineaudio]

are you stuck on a mac?
Otherwise export the tracks to sound forge and graphic away

[STILL]

Proud Mac user, but I sent an e-mail to Antares on Friday after I posted this, they say the Auto-Tune V4 will work and I'll be a happy clam....I'm d/l-ing demo and we'll see....BTW - they got back to me REALLY quick, gotta give 'em props for that....

[kid_panic]

STILL wrote on Fri, 23 April 2004 17:52

So I haven't been able to get Auto-Tune to work in graphical mode under Logic Audio 6.4 Pro - and I don't know whether it has worked in other versions of Logic, since I hear that it stopped working after Logic 4.8. The guy I'm producing NEEDS Auto-Tune. Needs it. Thus I need it.....anybody got any ideas, other tune plugs that will work, workarounds (don't say another singer, he's not gonna buy that one)..... Thanx - WB

It's not the cheapest solution, but I picked up Celemony's Melodyne, and man, does it rock.  In essence it's like being able to run Logic's Matrix Editor on your vocal tracks, and it doesn't give you that Antares vibrato sound unless you want it to.  I've been running it stand-alone and exporting the vocals back into Logic, but you can also run it as a Rewire application.