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- Is there an app to identify pitch?
- Is it OK to use pitch correction?
- How does pitch correction work?
- Is pitch correction better than Auto-Tune?
Is there an app to identify pitch?
Singscope is a mobile app that shows the pitch of your singing. It analyzes your singing voice, estimates its pitch values, and draws the pitches in a graph as a function of time. The pitches are shown in music scales (C, D, E, F, G, A, B).
Is it OK to use pitch correction?
Whether you have the voice of an angel and are just using it as a creative effect, or you depend on it heavily to fix all your pitchy problems, it doesn't really matter. At the end of the day, music production is all about creating quality work. So, if pitch correction helps you do that, then it's a safe bet to use it!
How does pitch correction work?
Pitch correction works by accelerating and slowing down the audio playback speed, matching the input signal (sung vocal) with the correct note pitch. If you try to correct larger intervals, you can create special effects. Natural articulations of the performance, such as breath noises, are preserved.
Is pitch correction better than Auto-Tune?
While pitch correction tools are primarily about fixing minor imperfections in vocal recordings, Auto-Tune can also be used as a stylistic choice, transforming the singer's voice into another instrument that can be edited and altered indefinitely.
