This tutorial is very helpful and actually goes pretty in depth in just two minutes! I have been trying to figure out how to make a Boyfriend voice for dialogue and a custom chromatic, and this really helps
Another great tutorial! I'd have a question regarding another fnf voice: Pico I've been trying to make a chromatic for him (I already have atonals, so I know how to sound like Pico) HOWEVER, applying freq.shift. to a chromatic basically removes the "melodic relationship" between the notes (but still sounds like Pico), while trying to use Newtone to tune the freq shifted vowels I made, sounds like s**t... I was hoping you could give a bit of advice regarding my conundrum...
The plugins that I use in this tutorial when I'm in Logic, are Pitch Correction, and Vocal Transformer, but those are native to Logic Pro. In FL, the equivalents would be Pitcher, and Pitch Shifter.
@@HighPoweredKeyz didn't have either but i found another default plugin called pitch shifter and i accidentally made the gummy bear album effects. lmao
oof, damn i didn't read the first one. lol but while trying to mess with pitchshifter it made my chromatic sound ridiculous. lmao but i found an easier method to make my bf scale. thank you for the tips man your a legend!
@HighPoweredKeyz I was able to do that but after a certain amount of time it stopped looping. I was wondering if how to make it permanent- sorry if I'm confusing you I just don't know what I'm doing in terms of loops
I have a few questions that I haven't found the answer to myself... How do you extend the sound of a note? Say, I have an MC chromatic whose notes last around a whole second, but I meant to use a sustained note that lasts a little more than 2 seconds. What do you do when certain chromatic can't reach the note you want? (Unless I'm missing something, I would guess that I can pitch that one note based on the cents I need to get from that note to another).
If you want to use FL for this method: 1. Record beeps and boops like bf does. 2. Put them in fl studio and set the mixer track of the samples to any number of ur choice 3. select the mixer track of where your sample is and add pitch shifter 4. Select voice on the right and set the pitch and formant accordingly to the video.
Another great tutorial! I'd have a question regarding another fnf voice: Pico I've been trying to make a chromatic for him (I already have atonals, so I know how to sound like Pico) HOWEVER, applying freq.shift. to a chromatic basically removes the "melodic relationship" between the notes (but still sounds like Pico), while trying to use Newtone to tune the freq shifted vowels I made, sounds like s**t... I was hoping you could give a bit of advice regarding my conundrum...
Tuning Frequency Shifted vocals is really tricky, since, like you mentioned earlier, putting the effects on a chromatic will mess with the pitch. What I'd suggest is this, though it *may* not work. A while back, on of my mutuals on Twitter did a cover of Blammed, with them singing as Pico, and it was prettt spot on. I asked them how they were able to do the tuned parts of Pico's vocals without messing it up, and they told me that they listened to Kawai Sprite's un-filtered Pico voice, and then matched the pitches with their *own* voice, using NewTone. So, if you're able to figure out what certain pitches are changed to when they're Frequency Shifted, it *could* be a way to do a tuned Pico chromatic, but again, I'm not 100% sure.
@@HighPoweredKeyz Thank you for your help bro! So, I've spent a couple of evenings on this and unfortunatelly, the method you mentioned didn't fully work, as some vowels end up with a weird "double pitch kinda effect" or still become screams of agony xD On the bright side I was able to salvage "AA, OO, II, EE" by stretching the vowels that maintained their freq. and so I tuned those, which remained fairly in character I guess.
This tutorial is very helpful and actually goes pretty in depth in just two minutes!
I have been trying to figure out how to make a Boyfriend voice for dialogue and a custom chromatic, and this really helps
I like these short and sweet tutorials you make, keep it up 👍
I seriously needed this, this tutorial came out at perfect timing
a question how you could make boyfriend's voice on Android in fl studio mobile or how you can make it
bro tip: get a pc
when using pitcher, put on f mode and make it to about 1.4 and there u go
@@jym0. you got it from thug's video
@@gunter71 actually i found out by myself a while ago but i know he made a vid on it too 💀💀
@@averageyoutubeuser4248 Im poor
Incredible tutorial, thank you
i love the voice tutorials!
Another great tutorial! I'd have a question regarding another fnf voice: Pico
I've been trying to make a chromatic for him (I already have atonals, so I know how to sound like Pico) HOWEVER, applying freq.shift. to a chromatic basically removes the "melodic relationship" between the notes (but still sounds like Pico), while trying to use Newtone to tune the freq shifted vowels I made, sounds like s**t...
I was hoping you could give a bit of advice regarding my conundrum...
you do gods work tbh
Please make more tutorials bc I love this stuff
a question, where can I download the plugins? or if they are just the daw you use, could you do a mini tutorial with the fl?
The plugins that I use in this tutorial when I'm in Logic, are Pitch Correction, and Vocal Transformer, but those are native to Logic Pro.
In FL, the equivalents would be Pitcher, and Pitch Shifter.
@@HighPoweredKeyz thanks
Yeah but what about fl studio, the pitch corrector in fl is asking for money on the pitcher, do you think you could get a free plugin for something?
MAutoPitch from MeldaProduction!
@@HighPoweredKeyz thanks dude!
This tip might as well be useful.
De verdad es útil el Tuntorial de BF ... ahora se como se le pone voces diferentes e increibles xd..💖💖
What about natsuki’s voices in ddlc takeover and how it’s tuned
I just brought the formant up by +2 with Vocal Transformer
I got that god damn chips Ahoy ad for this video
any format shifter plugins that'd you recommend for fl studio?
FL Studio's Pitch Shifter plugin is good, but if you don't have that, the MAutoPitch plugin from MeldaProduction is pretty good!
@@HighPoweredKeyz didn't have either but i found another default plugin called pitch shifter and i accidentally made the gummy bear album effects. lmao
oof, damn i didn't read the first one. lol but while trying to mess with pitchshifter it made my chromatic sound ridiculous. lmao but i found an easier method to make my bf scale. thank you for the tips man your a legend!
melody fire
no way chillspace did the melody for the chromatic thats crazy
What are good effects to use to make fnf chromatics on fl studio
Neat.
I have a problem. My pitch corrector doesn't look the same as yours. What should I do?
was the notes used in the outro in a vid from chill?
Sorry to ask but do you know how to permanently loop chromatic scales?
You can set loop points if you convert your SlicEX patch to a DirectWave file
@HighPoweredKeyz I was able to do that but after a certain amount of time it stopped looping. I was wondering if how to make it permanent- sorry if I'm confusing you I just don't know what I'm doing in terms of loops
@HighPoweredKeyz hi again! Sorry for bothering again but I finally got it permanently looping! Thank you so much man!!!!!!
awesome
can you do how to whitty?
how to make bf voice without fl studio i dont have money for fl studio
I have a few questions that I haven't found the answer to myself...
How do you extend the sound of a note? Say, I have an MC chromatic whose notes last around a whole second, but I meant to use a sustained note that lasts a little more than 2 seconds.
What do you do when certain chromatic can't reach the note you want? (Unless I'm missing something, I would guess that I can pitch that one note based on the cents I need to get from that note to another).
You can extend the samples/range using Newtone, or other audio editing programs, like Melodyne
@@HighPoweredKeyz This helped a lot! Thank you!
I don’t understand what formant is
It turns out that FL studio has a pitch shifter ( hapi me :) )
finally
0:46 Can you give me the name of the program/application?
Logic Pro X
Can I get it on pc?
is it okay if that chromatic is plublic?
I wanna perfect it more before I do
I don’t even use fl studio I don’t know what the fuck I’m doing here.
Your telling me this isn’t a tutorial on how to get a boyfriend smh fuming
Sorry for the misleading title. 😓
What about FL Studio?
If you want to use FL for this method:
1. Record beeps and boops like bf does.
2. Put them in fl studio and set the mixer track of the samples to any number of ur choice
3. select the mixer track of where your sample is and add pitch shifter
4. Select voice on the right and set the pitch and formant accordingly to the video.
Another great tutorial! I'd have a question regarding another fnf voice: Pico
I've been trying to make a chromatic for him (I already have atonals, so I know how to sound like Pico) HOWEVER, applying freq.shift. to a chromatic basically removes the "melodic relationship" between the notes (but still sounds like Pico), while trying to use Newtone to tune the freq shifted vowels I made, sounds like s**t...
I was hoping you could give a bit of advice regarding my conundrum...
Tuning Frequency Shifted vocals is really tricky, since, like you mentioned earlier, putting the effects on a chromatic will mess with the pitch.
What I'd suggest is this, though it *may* not work.
A while back, on of my mutuals on Twitter did a cover of Blammed, with them singing as Pico, and it was prettt spot on. I asked them how they were able to do the tuned parts of Pico's vocals without messing it up, and they told me that they listened to Kawai Sprite's un-filtered Pico voice, and then matched the pitches with their *own* voice, using NewTone.
So, if you're able to figure out what certain pitches are changed to when they're Frequency Shifted, it *could* be a way to do a tuned Pico chromatic, but again, I'm not 100% sure.
@@HighPoweredKeyz Thank you for your help bro! So, I've spent a couple of evenings on this and unfortunatelly, the method you mentioned didn't fully work, as some vowels end up with a weird "double pitch kinda effect" or still become screams of agony xD
On the bright side I was able to salvage "AA, OO, II, EE" by stretching the vowels that maintained their freq. and so I tuned those, which remained fairly in character I guess.