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1. Click on the “Smart Controls” button in the upper left corner of the GarageBand window. This opens up the “Smart Controls” window at the bottom of the GarageBand window.

2. Click on the 'Plug-ins' drop-down arrow in the Smart Controls window. Then click and hold on a plug-in slot to open the plug-ins menu.

3. Move your mouse cursor to the bottom of the list and hover over “Audio Units.” This will reveal additional menus of plug-ins organized by manufacturer. Select your Antares plug-in from the list.

While Garageband comes with its own pitch correction/auto-tune plug-in, it’s quite limited in its parameters, coming only with the ability to select the key and make adjustments based on a numerical scale. At some point, you’ll probably want to move on to a more sophisticated plug-in that comes with extra options, specifications, parameters, and other cool features.

If you’re in the market for a new pitch-correction plug-in, grab Melodyne 4 – Studio (Melodyne 5 is great too. It’s the updated version).

Celemony’s Melodyne 4 Studio pack is the best pitch correction/auto-tune plug-in for Garageband.

If you have the money, purchase the full package, the Studio Version here on Plug-in Boutique, I recommend getting the Editor version first from the same place if you’re on a budget.

You can check out the chart at the end of the article to find out the differences between each edition, however, this article explores the features of the full version of the software. Furthermore, if you want a traditional auto-tune plug-in to get T-Pain/Travis Scott style vocals, check out MAutoPitch from Melda Production (at this link). This will help you get the sound you’re looking for.

Features of Melodyne 4 Studio

How To Start

To get started, you just have to hit the ‘Transfer’ button in Melodyne’s interface and then hit play on the vocals. From here, Melodyne will load the track into the interface for editing.

Easy-To-Understand Blob/Wave Format

After you’ve printed the audio recording into Melodyne 4, the software portrays it as “blobs” and wavy-lines.

The blob represents the note, the volume, and the duration of the vocal track.

The wavy-lines portray the direction and flow of the pitch.

Using the plug-in’s Main Tool, you can adjust the positioning of the notes which ultimately changes the pitch completely, according to either a diatonic key signature, the chromatic scale, or randomly.

By randomly, I mean that you can adjust the pitch of the note in such a way where it’s not connected to any scale.

Melodyne Algorithms

Melodyne has different algorithms for different types of audio, including an algorithm for entire mixes such as every instrument collectively; algorithms for noise, percussive instruments, vocals, and also for instruments like the bass and electric guitar.

These different algorithms determine how the audio signal will be shown in the interface as well as how it’ll be interpreted by the software.

There are three main algorithms:

1) Melodic and Polyphonic: Melodic and Polyphonic allow for the adjustment of notes and pitch, including various parameters like amplitude (volume), vibrato, etc.

2) Percussive: The Percussive algorithm gives you the ability to adjust the note in terms of its timing, which is great for drums, drum loops, and other percussive instruments, or even noisy instruments that don’t have a particular pitch.

In other words, the percussive algorithms allow you to adjust the timing, and due to the combined use of the melodic and polyphonic, also the pitch of the note, even though the sound it’s adjusting isn’t a melodic instrument, ie, guitar versus a snare drum.

3) Universal: The universal algorithm is used for stretching the note across a certain amount of time and also transposing mixes and other instruments.

The combined functions of all of the aforementioned algorithms allow for broad and subtle changes across several different parameters. For example, you can actually stretch out a note sung by a singer.

This isn’t possible to do in Garageband using the default pitch-correction plug-in unless you use Melodyne, another plug-in, or nuanced tactics that are more time-consuming.

Pitch Editing Software

Melodyne is capable of pitch editing on a number of different levels, including the pitch center and pitch modulation (also known as vibrato).

Using an example to explain what I mean, it’s possible to adjust the amount of vibrato within a particular note.

Down to the very specific pitch fluctuation of the note, you can determine how much the pitch is drifting away from the note’s center.

If there’s too much vibrato and just a part of it is off-key, you can pull it more toward the center, or, you could make the vibrato much stronger.

It’s possible to adjust the pitch of notes on a very subtle level, for instance, toward the correct pitch rather than exactly on point.

How To Do It

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You do this by selecting the note using the Pitch Modulation tool, and then dragging and dropping it to where you want it to go based on its location in the grid.

The lines will flip up and down or flatten out depending on what tool you use and how you use it.

If you’ve ever used the auto-tune/pitch-correction plug-in in Garageband, you’ll know that it doesn’t allow for very small and subtle changes.

Melodyne 4 makes up for that because you can actually push one-note individually, rather than all of them collectively as is the case using Garageband’s default plug-in.

This allows for WAY more customization.

What makes Melodyne amazing is that it’s capable of changing the pitch of notes while also retaining its natural quality.

Explained in another way, it’s not going to change the “human quality” of the sound. I was actually pleasantly surprised by Melodyne’s ability to change the pitch without noticeably altering its natural sound, and I can’t emphasize this enough.

For instance, if a vocalist has sung a particular part and you want to move it up a Major Third for the sake of harmonization, it’ll sound just as good using Melodyne.

It really does a tremendous job of adjusting the pitch without making it sound bad or weird.

Snap To Grid For Time Quantizing And Pitch Correction

Like I mentioned above, in addition to adjusting the notes individually, it also has the capability to make sweeping changes across the board, rather than adjusting each note on a case-by-case basis.

What I mean by this, is that you can snap all the notes to the grid according to a particular key, similar to how it’s done in Garageband.

How To Do It

You do this by selecting “Edit,” in the tool-bar, and then “Quantization Macros,” and then either “Correct Pitch” or “Quantize Time.”

You can snap it to the grid based on a particular key signature, as well as make sweeping changes to the pitch drift and pitch center.

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