Wow somehow I missed this and thought it was the same as ReaTune. This is amazing! This is what TC Helicon harmony pedals do, only in plugin version. Thanks, this rocks!
Listening to this, I think I'd personally avoid 3rds as a shift. Noting the singer - great voice by the way! - sings a flat 6th in the first phrase, which when paired with its 3rd sounds very weird? That aside, this is another great show n tell Kenny: thank you for all my video-based DAW training! 😁👍✌
Reaper does not account for a specific scale when harmonizing a given note and just adds a parallel interval. Diatonic harmony includes major and minor intervals so Reaper gives you some modal sounding stuff which could be useful in other than traditional harmonizing duties.
tnx for that. I usually use it to thicken certain patches, never bothered with voices One of my favourite plugins. I never thought about adding extra instances that is amazing
Thanks for another really helpful video, Kenny. I had played with the formant shift stuff before, but never really got results I was happy wtih. Turns out I was doing it backwards, moving the formant the same direction as the shift. Doing it "opposite" like you did here sounds way better! I also really like the sound of putting in multiple shifters offest by a few cents. I was aware of doing similar to fatten up keys parts, but I never tried it on vox before. I bet that would sound really fat if you used parameter modulation to keep the detuning effect moving.
After watching this it occurred to me that it would be useful to have an option (checkbox) to auto set the formant shift when you make normal shift adjustments
thank you kenny for this tutorial! I just wish you could explain a little bit more on the algorithm or parameters of the plug in. Like which ones will work the best for such applications but nevertheles, thank you!
Hello guys! Can anyone help me? I've been facing some delay in ReaPitch while recording. The thing is: I'm supposed to play in original tone first, then applying pitch or there's a way I can play while dropped?
1:42 there is a lot of 'bouncing' after the pitch shift. I'm seeing that when I use it too. VDJ shifts much better than Reaper (not that VDJ is a DAW though). I find that you have to jump through hoops to make things sound good on Reaper because the FX don't give a very clear sound.
Hey this probably sound dumb but can anyone help me? Im trying to use this pitch sifter to tune this bass vst from drop D to drop C (the bass vst wont down tune that low) does anyone knows what settings should Iput on the reapitch?
Thanks Kenny. Great vid as always. I'm keen to know what can be done to remove the warbling that's introduced by the shifting. It's very noticeable, probably a little less so when you switched to the Elastique algorithm, but still present and audible even when used subtly. Also, thinking out loud, might the harmonies sound more natural if multiple instances of ReaVoice were used but with each one delayed slightly and differently to vary the timing? Might give that a try...
I really enjoyed your tutorial and it's very helpful getting around Reaper since I'm fairly new at it. One question how come the clip/item doesn't change length accordingly since you are changing the pitch and not time stretching? like for example in ableton when you turn the pitch knob it gives you a visual representation on how short or long the clip is in the sequencer. Thanks in advance.
Hello kenny or anyone who can help please after purchasing discounted reaper license key i I can't see the email anymore and i don't know how to get it back .
it is similar, they seem to use the exact same algorithms in the DSP to create the effect but they controls are way different, reapitch is more optimized for producing and post production. reavoice is more like a sampler or vocoder, with controls oriented towards midi controllers. great video kenny!
The cent is a logarithmic unit of measure used for musical intervals. Twelve-tone equal temperament divides the octave into 12 semitones of 100 cents each. Typically, cents are used to express small intervals, or to compare the sizes of comparable intervals in different tuning systems, and in fact the interval of one cent is too small to be heard between successive notes.
I want a "Kenny" plugin that will give my vocals the famous Kenny Gioia cadence!
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just getting into reaper and just wanted to say your channel is a dream. Over an hour of videos for just keyboard shortcuts, dream for me
Great tutorial. Kenny does it again. I could never figure out how to use this plugin. Couldn't be more clinical.
Wow somehow I missed this and thought it was the same as ReaTune. This is amazing! This is what TC Helicon harmony pedals do, only in plugin version. Thanks, this rocks!
‘I’m gna show you the ReaPitch. Plugin? In Reaper.’ 😂😂 thanks mN your tutorials are really helpful.
Hey daivin do not insult my student. he is from kenya
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@@fredhahn1116 I don't think that was his intention, nor does it take away from the quality of the video. I had a good chuckle, too.
super informative, and still works today, 5 years later! well done and thanks!
TQ,Kenny, as usual the live saver for all Reaper users. Bless you bro.
Very useful for taking a backing tract and shifting it to different keys.
Thank you for making this. Have wondered for many years how these perfectly duplicated harmonies were created.
V A S T L Y more powerful than the Little Alterboy plugin found in the Soundtoys suite which sells for $500.
Listening to this, I think I'd personally avoid 3rds as a shift. Noting the singer - great voice by the way! - sings a flat 6th in the first phrase, which when paired with its 3rd sounds very weird?
That aside, this is another great show n tell Kenny: thank you for all my video-based DAW training! 😁👍✌
Reaper does not account for a specific scale when harmonizing a given note and just adds a parallel interval. Diatonic harmony includes major and minor intervals so Reaper gives you some modal sounding stuff which could be useful in other than traditional harmonizing duties.
this sold me to reaper, so much u can do with that badboy and its not heavy on cpu
I think this is the 5th time I've come back to this tutorial. Thanks!
Really dig this and appreciate you sharing so much knowledge on the program
tnx for that. I usually use it to thicken certain patches, never bothered with voices
One of my favourite plugins. I never thought about adding extra instances that is amazing
I came to this video looking for a replacement of the pitch shifting on Ableton's sample settings, but this is another level.
Thanks for another really helpful video, Kenny.
I had played with the formant shift stuff before, but never really got results I was happy wtih. Turns out I was doing it backwards, moving the formant the same direction as the shift. Doing it "opposite" like you did here sounds way better!
I also really like the sound of putting in multiple shifters offest by a few cents. I was aware of doing similar to fatten up keys parts, but I never tried it on vox before. I bet that would sound really fat if you used parameter modulation to keep the detuning effect moving.
Thanks Kenny !! This tip worked very well. Triple awesome !!!
Great to hear!
it's seriously insane how these vsts, packaged affordably with reaper, compete with these premium price tag plugins
Man! you really know these things. Thank you. This is pretty helpful
i think that when the note is constant it sounds quite real , as long as you dont move too many tones, thanKs RM
After watching this it occurred to me that it would be useful to have an option (checkbox) to auto set the formant shift when you make normal shift adjustments
Being able to Link them would be nice option to have
The harmonies seem to have a warble in them that is not natural. Any tips on eliminating them?
That’s because you have identical tones in phase, they cancel each other out. There’s not much you can do
thank you kenny for this tutorial! I just wish you could explain a little bit more on the algorithm or parameters of the plug in. Like which ones will work the best for such applications but nevertheles, thank you!
Thank you sooooooooooooooooo much!!!! We sooo needed this explanation! Perfect!!!! Keep up the great work!!!!
Hello guys! Can anyone help me? I've been facing some delay in ReaPitch while recording. The thing is: I'm supposed to play in original tone first, then applying pitch or there's a way I can play while dropped?
1:42 there is a lot of 'bouncing' after the pitch shift. I'm seeing that when I use it too. VDJ shifts much better than Reaper (not that VDJ is a DAW though). I find that you have to jump through hoops to make things sound good on Reaper because the FX don't give a very clear sound.
Thanks Soooo much!!
Good video! Learned a lot. Did you have a video specifically on formant shift only?
MY MAN!!
Thanks a lot !
Awesome 🤯
Hey this probably sound dumb but can anyone help me? Im trying to use this pitch sifter to tune this bass vst from drop D to drop C (the bass vst wont down tune that low) does anyone knows what settings should Iput on the reapitch?
What's the difference between ReaTune, ReaVoice and ReaPitch? When do you use which for what? Thank you.
Hi, Thank you ! Is there any way to harmonize in a scale ?
Excellent content, it was a great tip, thank you very much ....
How do you change high pitch vocals from vinyl mp3 records I have on usb stick
Can you use this with live vocal monitoring and or live-playing?
Thanks Kenny. Great vid as always. I'm keen to know what can be done to remove the warbling that's introduced by the shifting. It's very noticeable, probably a little less so when you switched to the Elastique algorithm, but still present and audible even when used subtly.
Also, thinking out loud, might the harmonies sound more natural if multiple instances of ReaVoice were used but with each one delayed slightly and differently to vary the timing? Might give that a try...
If you wanted a more natural sound you would record separate harmony vocals in the first place
I see there is no need for paying $99 for that little boy there. I was missing this!
U r the best kenny well done
Is this a polyphonic pitch shifter? I'm wondering If I can use to basically drop tune my guitar.
i love your voice! thank you for this tutorial :)
wow! thanks Kenny!
Excellent, thanks.
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how can i mack like the sound you sitting in adjusting
Tnanks
Can we creat music with spoken words with reapitch
Super basic question. How does reapitch compare to melodyne?
I really enjoyed your tutorial and it's very helpful getting around Reaper since I'm fairly new at it. One question how come the clip/item doesn't change length accordingly since you are changing the pitch and not time stretching? like for example in ableton when you turn the pitch knob it gives you a visual representation on how short or long the clip is in the sequencer. Thanks in advance.
LOVE IT
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Really helpful. Thanks so much.
Great info! Thanks for this.
yea great
Very helpful
so nice
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Keny is my student. Proud of you Keno :)
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Hello kenny or anyone who can help please after purchasing discounted reaper license key i
I can't see the email anymore and i don't know how to get it back .
Can u automate this plugin???
What about a mono vocal
Would you be willing to do a mix for me if I paid you too?
thanks helpful vid
in the FX chain would this go after Reatune?
yes
This is very similar to Reavoice. It looks basically just like a version of Reavoice that works without midi :/
it is similar, they seem to use the exact same algorithms in the DSP to create the effect but they controls are way different, reapitch is more optimized for producing and post production. reavoice is more like a sampler or vocoder, with controls oriented towards midi controllers.
great video kenny!
But it does a lot more. You can't do multple shifts in ReaVoice.
What is cent in regards to semitones?
The cent is a logarithmic unit of measure used for musical intervals. Twelve-tone equal temperament divides the octave into 12 semitones of 100 cents each. Typically, cents are used to express small intervals, or to compare the sizes of comparable intervals in different tuning systems, and in fact the interval of one cent is too small to be heard between successive notes.
What an honour to have you reply yourself Kenny. Thank you sooo much for your videos and for this explanation :-*
You're very welcome.
:-)
10Q KG!
It sounds dizarmonic