Pitch Correction only Using Ableton Live
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video we correct the pitch of a bad vocal take using only Ableton Live: no autotune needed. By simply using Ableton's great "warp modes" and the "tuner" devices we can create convincing pitch corrections that are arguably better than the results one can get from expensive vsts like Autotune or Melodyne. Save your money and use your ears!
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Nice video! Now I still got 99 problems but a pitch ain't one
Oh zammm I'm gonna pin this comment to the top!
100% . Now I'd better lose myself in the music
i got 99 cents but a semitone aint one
so same
/bow /g AHAA! Nice One! ...where are you all week and where can we buy tickets!
Tip for anyone looking for the detune and transpose in Ableton 11.1 - They combined it into the Pitch knob - so transpose is tiny box on the left and detune is tiny box on the right side under the pitch knob. Hope this helps. Great vid thank you! This should help my shitty pitch get better hopefully xD
thanks!
LOVE YOU AND THANKS!!!!
Thank you! I was looking for this!
If you think its hard to see which notes you're hitting with tuner (due to it jumping all over the place), toggle the graph mode instead so everything is drawn out over a time graph instead :)
wow thanks
how do i toggle that?
I want to know too! haha im new to this
@@boot5672 In the Tuner plugin in the bottom left corner is a graph and a wave sign. The wave sign shows you the graph mode.
Thanks for the valuable addendum!
When his "bad vocals" sound like your "good vocals"
Or better in my case 😅
Instead of looping, i like to slow down the tempo of the song. It's reading the audio more slowly, allowing to hear more the pitch problems. Nice tutorial, though, i learned a lot
Yeah,am gonna try that one.
How could you say "cool" exactly the same way twice in 9:25 and 9:36? Yep, that's what I got from the video. (Not true, thanks man, great video)
lol
Haha well spotted 😂
Lol that whole part is identicle
musicians audition be like. Haha nice one
2nd one is a bit louder
This is hilarious. There are as of this comment 223 thousand people listening to me sing the word crap to them.
Lol exactly. And do you do any private Zoom lessons on Abelton? While the course is still being built that could be some easy income. I would like a few lessons actually. Respond and let me know.
almost 306K... 😊
I appreciate a good in-tool manipulation to get things done. Using multiple tools confuses me more than using specific settings in a program. Thank you!
THANK YOU! The one tutorial that really works with what Ableton already comes with! Many, many thanks!
One of the most detailed and helpful edit videos that I've seen for Ableton! Thank you.
Your understanding and explanations are so good. Love the momentum you keep in your videos too. They are high quality content dense and no filler
but yup I still want ableton having its own pitch correction plugin
wiwied wicaksono there is in Max for Live
@@Mr2electric thanks for this info. I still need to hop on Max.
@@Mr2electric It sucks :( I understand M4L not being included with intro/lite but it should be included with Standard...
@@haikat4 Its not with stadart neither, max is only with suit so....
Dustin Rocksville what’s it called?
This right here. Prime example why I support you by enrolling in your class.
There is an Ableton tune effect in Max for live. The pack called pitch and time machines. Autotune included etc....
have you tried that autotune thing? It sucks so goddamn much
Dude, this video was so helpful! Thank you so much for taking time to actually show how to do it too. Good stuff man!
lol so pretty much gonna take a week to edit a 5 min song .....
rome wasn't built in a day
lion yeah but melodyne sounds like dog shit
yes thats what i wonder. and it will not blend together as smooth tho
And watch a 16 minute video on it
I am doing this from last one year, I am almost done half of the song, I mean to say 2.5 min is done.
omg the second I heard your voice singing I knew who you were. Had to look up the about on your channel and sure enough, you are in Papadosio! Your channel is awesome and has soooo much useful information. I can't wait to dive in to all your videos.
I have never seen a video specifically on pitch correction. This is awesome! I like how you go to the tuner then go to the detune to know how much you need to detune it.
*2:27PM* "Hey good morning everybody"
Hahaha
xD that's producers for ya.
THANK YOU MY BROTHER FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY AND ANOTHER FAMILY!!!
Hey, thanks .. really nice, clear .. just what I needed to fix up some tails that had lost pitch (without buying Melodyne or Auto-tune)
Hey man,it has been 2yrs,since you post this video,today I grab,something worth of millions of u.s.a dollars.much love from East Africa Tanzania🇹🇿,thanks man.
Laughed at vocal sample lol. Fantastic video & explained things really well & sunk in. I'm doing a bit of studying about vocals as ordered microphone & want to be prepared with tips & tricks. Thanks for sharing your tips. Liked & subscribed.
man what a vocal line you should send that to most artists in the charts hahah your voice is actually pretty good man
Just love that final and crispy CRAP 💩.., crap ! Snap!
This video is SO helpful, thanks so much man! Love the lyrics, this song really spoke to me. I relate on so many levels
My voice likely sounds like crap?! LMFAO
This should be released as a single... :D
HAHAHA. Made me laugh so hard.
Excellent presentation. Unfortunately, raising the pitch of a flat note speeds up tempo; and lowering one that is sharp slows it down. A vocal track is thus put out of sync with accompanying instruments. So the method is useless. Or am I overlooking something?
you did a great thing here. i dont need an external plugin any more after this. thank you!!
Thanks, I already knew most of the technic involved but you add some clever insights about the whole process, thank you for sharing !
Thank you so much for this video. Usually I'm ok with re-recording small sections if they're flat or sharp, but it sucks when you have an otherwise great sounding but long take and just one little tiny part of it sounds like absolute 💩. Now I can keep the whole thing and do minor surgery without sounding like a robot with auto tune 👍🏼
as soon as heard your voice knew it was !!! I love music! seen yall multiple times, much love fr your music is on another level
thank you mate!
Found it super useful! I used your approach (and the mono >> stereo method on your other video) for my own vocal. And encouraged myself to post it as my first video in YT.
Excellent tutorial! I've been using 3-party plugins forever and never thought to do this simple technique all within Ableton. Thanks for the tip.
This is a very useful look at the capabilities in the sample manipulation. Thanks
Great video. "Accrost" is not a word.
Great Video! Not crap anymore! Thanks for the knowledge bro!! 🫡💯💯💯
THANK YOUUUUUUU SO MUCHHHHHHHHH! Was trying to figure this out for ages!!!
Fantastic tut! Thank you ... I shall certainly be trying this out.( I have tried Melodyne and it can take just as long).
Loved the lyrics man!
Thank you for this informative and educational video!
This is pretty cool but also veeeery time and energy consuming. I got curious when the description said ”arguably better results than melodyne” but if you have the plugin and know what you’re doing you’ll have the same result (or better for more control) in 5 times less time.
That said, very cool to know, never thought of using these tools in this way! 💪🏻😊
Does Melodyne render the audio without a robotic effect?
When I feel sick I go to bed.
When you feel sick you go to Ableton. 😂😂😂😂
Woooow!!! So cool! And your voice is very cozy btw. Now I think that this method is better than Auto Tune, because it trains one's ear and skills. Thank you so much.
"my voice likely sounds like crap" IM CRYIN HAHAHAHAHA
I can't stop singing along lmao! Mad helpful!
.....crap!
Awesome video.......makes it seem so much easier being shown step by step what to do. I've been trying to learn to use Ableton just from basic knowledge and hoping for the best. Following your channel now, so that I can dip into it at a later date and get more insight into it all!
Excellent instruction. Very helpful, well presented. Many thanks.
Thanks for this video! It's very useful, I'm just a beginner with Ableton and I still have to learn a lot
Thanks! Been looking for an easy way to do this on just a couple of words.
Thank you so much for sharing this - you would not believe how helpful this has been!!
Really great explanation. As an Ableton newbie, I learned a lot of different techniques from this. Thanks!
This is a great idea. Nevertheless auto tuners are dynamic processors, roughly it means it changes over time and relatively to the input. It detects the fluctuations of the pitch over time as it misses the desired pitch and corrects it. This method as it is most definitely does not replace auto tune. Great video anyway! Bravo
love your humour, and the technique you thought us. very useful for one who don’t have the auto tuner
you don't need auto tune or free pitch correction vst from melda! you just need 11months, a tuner, and unreasonable dedication to your one vocal track on this one project!
Thanks Anthony. Stirling video as usual. Highly informative. I have Celemony but I barely use it and this method looks great and makes sense although I have a load of editing to do because my vocals are pretty crook! Hope you’re feeling better bro. Cheers!
From oh crap to oh snap in no time flat thanks man
Having a piano track doubling the vocal melody would certainly help, it is more reliable that way.
Thanks for this. It's just what I was trying to work out. Appreciate it.
A good technique to tune voices while using any pitch , is use a keyboard 🎹 as reference. That’s gonna help you a lot . Good video too 👌
It works but it’s very slow
welcome to audio editing
Use autotune then
@@MaxKearneyFilms Best reply ever
but it is better, this way you don’t kill all the little fluctuations and whatnot that make a voice sound human.
Learn how to sing, pitch correction is for a few mistakes here and then, not for an entire song of crappy vocals.
Flipping great. Thank you for putting this together.
Grate video. I worked like that with my song and it's not a fun process. But as you said sometimes recording again is not an option
unlocking unbelievable power in Ableton.
Thank you, great video, much clearer than anything else I've found. I wondered whether you've tried other methods since you made this video? I'm working with a track that has some 'non-standard' vocals, lots of slides and subtle tunings. Wondering whether there are any ways to adjust pitch in a more gradual/sliding way rather than by steps. And also interested in whether this process can be done using physical knobs/hardware & if there's benefit to doing so. Thanks.
Okay but that reverb chain is looking saucy 🧐
Never thought of doing it this way, thanks!!
A comment to 4:55 : If you zoom in, the precision of the loop interval will increase, this also applies to any editing.
You mean I could make a shorter loop? because I cannot seem to do it, even zooming to milliseconds
thank you man. this helped me a lot. didn’t realize it was
is the detune option a part of Ableton Live Standard? Because sadly I can't see this option, only the ability to change in full semitones. The microtone changes in this tutorial would be great to be able to do!
So helpful! Bless you, my sweet summer child
WOW! This is amazing. a great tutorial!! Great explanation of the pitch!
Thanks for this bro. Subbed !
Thanks a lot for the tip, I'll try that.
That's true.. Sometimes the singer gets caught off guard with that first word sung..
Just saved myself a monthly subscription to Auto-Tune pro... hahaha, i'm sure it's not perfect, but i'm not looking for perfection. Thanks man!
What about editing in the clip envelope using automation? This would work for changes in pitch and volume, and would save you needing to split clips. However, you won't be able to change warp modes in this way. Also, for your longer notes I was thinking to try the in clip envelope using automation so you can draw in the pitch shifts to change over the sustained note.
Hey Moonshot, I've been trying to figure out how to automate the cents. Is this possible? Is that what you were referring to doing? How can I automate this without slicing?
u r so good at explaining
You can press the two windows view mode and on one window have the tuner visible and on the other having the detuning option and tune your track while you play it at the same time
Bro, i was stuggling to tune vocals without having the pitch corrector but you saved my life with this video, thank you parcero
I actually love those chords haha!
Dope video man, really helped！
Woah, great video mate!
Voice of an angel
great! professional and fun!
Fantastic video. Nicely presented, easy to follow, and super helpful. Thanks for creating ❤
perfect--thank you for this
Great video. It helped me a lot, thanks...
Nice video with pitch
My monitor at the moment are stock speakers on an old work computer so finding the right pitch was a ....difficult.
Thank so much for your time teaching us !
That's an amazing tool! Thank you so much for telling us about it and showing us how to use it. :)
Hey! Thanks so much for this video!
This was super helpful!!
Great video! Didn't notice the mode! Thanks
Very helpful, thank you.
When you're done, you can select all the audio that was shifted, right-click, and consolidate into a finalized track to permanently bounce it back down and no longer spend cpu warping.
I don't think so once you consolidate it the files will have the same warp settings and you will get those weird double voice moments, so rather cmd E edit them and leave them in the track line then select everything and freeze the whole track line and then flatten it to save edits and consolidate the audio so you save on cpu. i would do that ?
@@mattstaffwork1019 All I know is in the latest 10.1, when I consolidate, it essentially does the freeze/flatten activity. You do have to switch from 'beats' back to 'complex' as the warp mode is the only thing I've had too do. I just finished a track with a set of vocal comps where I did this to adjust timing (not pitch) and it worked perfectly. Perhaps there are some cases where it doesn't -- but I've not had any trouble with this method. Duplicate a track of adjustments and try it!
Sings "My voice likely sounds like crap." Voice ends up sounding slightly angelic
Wow awesome one, thanks man!
Extremely helpful
even though u were technical, "a bit flat"...it still sounded good! thanks
Fantastic tutorial, keep up the great videos!