I'm pretty new to GarageBand and I know GB has an "autotune" feature but thats not what I'm looking for. I'm wondering if I'm able to correct the pitch of a single vocal note without autotuning the whole vocal track.
I've played around with Magix music maker and it has a feature called "Elastic Audio" and it's exactly what I'm looking for in GB. Take a look.
Thoughts?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4)
What I would do (it has worked with recordings that hat one or two flat notes:)
- Isolate the note(s) you want to correct by cutting the region before and after and putting the snippet on a separate track with the same settings as the original one.
- First try to apply the pitch correction to that new track. If that doesn't lead to a satisfactory result (i.e. in the majority of cases) put the AUPitch effect on the track. You can raise (most probably) or lower the pitch as you like. 100 cents is a semitone, so you would probably start with applying 50 cents and then adjust until the note has the correct pitch.
I had the same workaround in my head but I thought GarageBand would have a feature to accomplish this.
GarageBand Pitch correction (Not AutoTune)
