4 Best Pitch Correction Plug-ins 

Hi, I’m looking for something that is 32-bit compatible (logic 10.3). Could you please recommend?

Glad you enjoyed the video! Any of these might be a great choice for you. There are many things to consider. I recommend that you give us a call at (800) 222-4700 - one of our Sales Engineers will be happy to discuss your options with you. Hope this helps, Mitch

Can you please tell us how you use it usually? Standalone or in daw (in which case, which daw). Thank you for indulging my enquiry if you do.

@@nudirt1274 We use it in a DAW. Been using Cubase for nearly 10 years. Couple things to note: Melodyne requires that you transfer the audio from your DAW into the plugin, by playing the desired track in real time. After that you can adjust all you want. For other Cubase users, Cubase has its own autotune type software built in (forget the name of it though) and it operates a lot like like Melodyne. But out of all the plugs we definitely prefer Melodyne. It sounds great and is very flexible.

Axon Radio - Jazz, Funk, Fusion I am not sure, but I believe only Melodyne offers polyphonic editing.

@@andesneko Good point.. not really sure about the other plugins either.

Hey, Matt! Thanks for your interest. You could run those plugins native on your computer in a live situation, but hardware DSP can offer lower latency if you have demanding processing and can be useful for redundant systems with multiple computers. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Connor Smith, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1793, connor_smith@sweetwater.com

People don't really understand autotune.

@@DynamicHaze yeah literally. auto tune is more of an effect than a "tool" and T Pain can actually sing lmao

Hi, Steve! Our team would be glad to dig into these details with you. When you have a moment, please give us a call at (800) 222-4700 or email us at sales@sweetwater.com. Thanks for the message!

@@sweetwater hello, can revoice pro do what melodyne editor does?

​@@ELLIOT8209 Hi, thanks for your interest! There are a lot of similarities between Revoice Pro and Melodyne Editor, but they're not exactly the same. For example, Melodyne has a unique polyphonic pitch correction feature, which will allow you to isolate and adjust individual notes in a single chord. Revoice doesn't have this feature, but it is more geared towards aligning multiple vocal lines so they're perfectly synced. If there's a particular feature you're interested in, feel free to reach out to me directly and I'll be glad to help! Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com

There may be some restrictions on shipping certain gear internationally, but we'd be glad to look into it for you. When you have a moment, please give us a call at (800) 222-4700 or email us at sales@sweetwater.com. Thank you for the message!

which one is your favorite? (i'm a beginner)

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