First answer posted by SallyWhittaker at 07/19/2011 04:30
5 Answers
SallyWhittaker
1. Download the Autotune plugin from the Autotune download page. When it is finished downloading, open up the file and complete the install.
2. Open Cool Edit Pro. Navigate to the "Effects" panel on the left side of the program. Autotune will be listed among the effects. Double-click "Autotune" to apply this effect to your track and open up the Autoune settings window.
3. Adjust the Autotune settings. Use the "Input" option to change the frequency range of your sound source. Use the "Key" option to select the key of your recording.
4. Listen to your track. To make fine adjustments, select the "Autotune" effect again and use the "Retune," "Tracking" and "Scale Detune" knobs to alter how the effect is applied to the track. To get the "T-Pain" effect, change the key of the autotune altogether and adjust the "Retune" knob to a high setting. Adjust to taste.
Yeah, it should. Click on Effects > VST and it should be under
there. If not, you gotta go to Effects > Add/Remove VST Directory
and point it to the right place.
Get DX plugin. Record something, make sure you are in wav edit view..
go up top were all your normal VST's and track editing stuff is like
compression eq etc.... it will sit in one of the sub folders in there
bout half way down