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1. Re: Using Attack & Sensitivity in Auto Pitch Correction
SuiteSpot Dec 8, 2013 2:34 PM (in response to George Lea)Hi George and welcome to the forum
I don't use the Automatic Pitch correction as I get much better results using the manual pitch correction.
To me, applying one value for an entire piece of audio eg 30% Sensitivity is a little like trying to set the track volume for that same audio when what will get the best results will be using track automation to fine tune each volume adjustment across the track
This example was done a long time ago using Au3 but the principle of manual pitch correction is the same in CC but just easier and with better visual cues
http://www.aatranslator.com.au/training.html
I realise this is not a big help so maybe try splitting the vocal over a number of tracks and applying slider values that suit each piece
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2. Re: Using Attack & Sensitivity in Auto Pitch Correction
Bob Howes Dec 8, 2013 6:38 PM (in response to SuiteSpot)I'm afraid that, if you're looking for a consensus among users, I'm with Suitespot and much prefer the Manual Pitch Correction to the automatic. I've never been able to find a one size fits all setting for a whole track and like the control the manual version gives me.
In the past, I played with the automatic correction by doing more or less as Suitespot mentioned--going through a track and, each time I hear an egregious bad note, applied automatic to just that section--but I quickly decided that even this wasn't as good as simply going manual.
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3. Re: Using Attack & Sensitivity in Auto Pitch Correction
George Lea Dec 8, 2013 7:16 PM (in response to George Lea)Well, thankfully, I don't have to worry about it anymore cuz I have Sonar X3 Studio, which comes with Melodyne Essential, and essentially it blows AU CS6 out of the water! No clicks, no nutin'!


