In Audacity !!exclusive!!: Can You Autotune

Even the best software can't fix a poor recording. To get the best results:

So go ahead: record that take, select those wobbly notes, and make them shine. Your listeners don’t need to know you did it in free software. can you autotune in audacity

She selected the wonky vocal track. Step 2: She opened GSnap. The interface looked like a calculator from a spaceship. Step 3: She set the key to C major (the song’s key). Then she moved the Threshold slider down so it would catch every note, and cranked Attack to its fastest setting—because subtlety was for people who slept. Even the best software can't fix a poor recording

He highlighted a phrase— “Wait for the light” —and applied the correction. The waver in her voice disappeared. The slight crack where her breath had failed her was smoothed into a glass-flat frequency. It sounded flawless. It sounded like a machine. She selected the wonky vocal track

Audacity does have a built-in "autotune" button , but you can achieve this effect by installing a free third-party plugin called GSnap . While Audacity includes a native "Change Pitch" effect, it only shifts the pitch of an entire selection and cannot perform real-time pitch correction on individual notes like standard autotune software. How to Autotune in Audacity