TWICE - Alcohol-Free (Pitch Corrected Vocals) 

Thanks ! The backing vocals and the reverb in the acapella made it a bit complicated and I agree this song should sound more natural. I guess I was a bit too focused on the perfect pitch of the notes. I appreciate your feedback :)

Thanks !

@@BomilooEdits do u have any tips or tutorial on how to create those auto tune like vocals ?

@@oliviasoul5898 I don't think I could give tips or teach (unless it's a very specific question maybe) but I can tell you what I'm using. I use Elastic Audio, this is so good but it's inside of a DAW (Samplitude Music Studio 2013). I think this is similar to Melodyne, it looks like this video : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L5AWHiaHGDA.html. With this I can correct the pitch and do whatever I want with the notes, like changing the melody, creating an auto-tune effect, etc. I also tried an auto-tune plugin, MAutoPitch, the real advantage is that it can be used live, but this can be great for a quick auto-tune effect.

@@BomilooEdits thank you so much . when i heard those cleanly adjusted pitch in your latest next level mashup i instanty fell in love with it thank you once again for taking your time to write this with all love thank you so much To T ill be sure to try all of them

@@oliviasoul5898 You're welcome ! Actually I didn't use any of that in my Next Level mashup, I only used something called like "pitch/transposition clip automation". I should have mentioned it too. I don't know if you already know or work with automation, but that's just automation with the pitch, and directly in the clip editor. In the program I use, Ableton Live, this is very simple to do. But I don't know if it's easy or possible with other programs. This is definitely something so helpful when I'm making mashups, I use it when I want to change some notes in a simple way. Elastic Audio is for more complex things, it can change the texture of the sound but this only changes the pitch, I don't know if I'm clear. I hope you will be able to find a way!

thanks!

Yes, I actually didn't use auto-tune at all. What you're saying about Melodyne is exactly what I was trying to do lol. It's just that some notes were so far from the right pitch that I ended up prioritizing the pitch over the naturalness but I guess the technique I used was not the best now that I think about it. And actually I think that JYP's version uses auto-tune. They simply set the same low value for all of the song, which couldn't fix the most off tune notes. If they took the time to use Melodyne the result wouldn't have been what it is. I just think that at this point achieving a pitch perfect and natural result is not possible. They should have re-recorded the vocals until they're better, because indeed for this kind of song a natural sounding is much better.

@@BomilooEdits sorry, I didn’t know you used Melodyne. The point I wanted still stands though - tuning shouldn’t compromise vocal tone and quality. I think your video idea is interesting, but I hope you can fine tune your tuning process more to get a better result

@@YBlvr Yes I will definitely take account of your feedback :)

@@BomilooEdits ないす

I would suggest to simply compare the choruses, that's where the changes are more noticeable. Otherwise there are changes during all of the song.

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That's your opinion, personally as someone who can hear every single off tune note, the original is irritating to listen to. My hearing wasn't always like that, so I understand that not everyone hear the off tune notes as much as me.