Use autotune on Garageband with your MacFirst, create a new track. Click on real instrumental track. Record your voice. Listen to the recording. Go to view, hide track editor. Go to enhance tuning. You can bring it to max for the TPain effect or choose the enhance tuning setting that you want. If you choose limit key, the program will keep you in the same key as your vocal key. 9) Auto-Tune Evo. Another solid free autotune VST on our list, Auto-Tune Evo offers two distinctive ways to deal with pitch correction. For basic pitch corrections and correcting off notes in live performance in real-time, Automatic Mode would suffice as it identifies closest pitch in a user specified scale (minor, major, chromatic, etc).
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Introduction: How to Make Your Voice Have Auto Tune (T-Pain Effect) in Garage Band
This is can be done very easily with a few simple steps.
First open GarageBand.
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Step 1: Step Dos.
After you've opened garage band record any voice clip you want wether it be from the built in mic. or an actual recording device and select it.
Go to the bottom left corner and click on the little button with the scissors on it.
Step 2: Finish
After ou click that button a sub menu will pop up. Gram the slid knob under where it says 'Automatic Tuning' to 100.
Check the 'Limit to Key' box and your voice recording should be auto tuned!
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