We will also proceed with articles related to how to use FL Studio.
I will write the pitch correction plug-in Pitcher in three parts.
I will summarize the article later, so if you want to bookmark it, please use this article.
・ Explanation of Automatic mode (this article)
・ Explanation of MIDI mode (second article)
・ Parameter explanation (3rd article)
Overview
Pitcher is a plug-in that allows you to perform pitch correction, manipulation, and harmonization in real time with MIDI control from the keyboard or piano roll. There is a series of Pitcher video tutorials.Newtone is a related plug-in for detailed pitch correction, editing, and sample manipulation.
Main functions
- Live auto-correction of vocals and instruments
- Corrected / Harmonized by Piano Roll
- Live Keyboard Performance Fix / Harmonize
System requirements
- FL Studio registration is required.
- Pitcher is compatible with FL Studio on both Windows and macOS.
- General FL Studio system requirements apply.
Explanation of Automatic mode
The activated state is "Automatic" mode.
"Automatic" mode analyzes the input audio and automatically corrects the pitch.
You can also specify the key and enable / disable for each scale.
So-calledThis mode makes it easy to create the famous Kerokero voice in Auto-Tune.
There are only two points to make a kerokero voice.
Just match the scale and key and swing "SPEED" to "FAST".
If it is a cappella of a recent sample pack, the key is also described in the file, so just match it.
If the keys do not match, the result will be as follows, and it will not be usable in general.
(Sometimes I'm addicted to good things)
Scale and key settings
Click the red frame in the figure below to set the scale and key.
If you don't know the key,Vocal RemoverIt is easy to understand if you use a service like.
Besides, if there is a chargeMixed In Key SE,bx_crispyscaleYou can find out by such.
Summary
"Automatic" mode is sufficient for simple kerokero voice, but if you want to control the pitch yourself, "Automatic" mode is not enough.
Use the method of controlling with MIDI notes using "MIDI" mode.
Next time, I will explain the "MIDI" mode.
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