Excuse my ignorance here, but I want to add the AUPitch plug-in to the Audio Hijack application to pitch-shift karaoke songs in real time by adding it to the location ~/Library/Audio/Plug-ins/Components on my MacBook Pro (that folder is presently blank). According to Audio Hijack, this plug-in comes with Mac OS, but I can't find it. Anyone know where I can find this or something similar?
Chuck, what OS version, I don't have it here in 10.13.6 ?
Have you looked in... /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/
Do you have Garage Band?
https://www.macworld.com/article/1152667/pitchgb.html
Any alternates?
Version 10.13.6 also. Yes, I did look in ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins. The only un-empty folder is one named "HAL" and I don't recognize anything contained in this folder. I have Garage Band which has AUPitch included in effects, but I wouldn't begin to know if or how it could be isolated and used in Audio Hijack.
The whole point of Audio Hijack is to manipulate all sound coming from the HDMI port of the computer in real time - not after it's recorded. I would be using it for karaoke to mix and provide effects, including pitch changes, to YouTube karaoke songs. Maybe AUPitch in my version of GB is too well hidden to use, but there are other pitch-changing apps out there. I'll just have to find the right one. But thanks for your input.
....however, my AUPitch doesn't look like the one shown in your link. Mine ha knobs instead of sliders to control pitch, etc.
Well, maybe you can't use it in Audio Hijack, maybe you have to use it inGB after you record it in Audio Hijack
Do any of those other ones work?
OK, good luck. :)
Where do I find AUPitch plug-in and how can I use it?
