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Whats is the best, easiest and most efficient way to do this.

Presuming i already know what musical note the vocal is in.

I know i have to change pitch, but i'm never sure of the exact ratios in cents.

Are there any free vsts which can quickly change a vocal in the note of C for example, to E. Or does someone have a table showing the correspondent pitch changes to their respective whole/semitones up/down.

Thanks guys

Just pitch using semitones, not cents. C to E is 4 semitones.

robwan wrote:Whats is the best, easiest and most efficient way to do this.

Presuming i already know what musical note the vocal is in.

I know i have to change pitch, but i'm never sure of the exact ratios in cents.

Are there any free vsts which can quickly change a vocal in the note of C for example, to E. Or does someone have a table showing the correspondent pitch changes to their respective whole/semitones up/down.

Thanks guys

Load it into a sampler and (using logic, idk if its diff for you) map it to your keyboard so diff notes play diff pitches, then play what chu need ^^

All notes go C-C#-D-D#-E-F-F#-G-G#-A-A#-B and then back to C again.

Soo, just measure the steps it takes to get from the original note to a different note
Ie. D to B would be either 9 steps up or 3 down, steps being semitones.

ScarletCyanide wrote:

robwan wrote:Whats is the best, easiest and most efficient way to do this.

Presuming i already know what musical note the vocal is in.

I know i have to change pitch, but i'm never sure of the exact ratios in cents.

Are there any free vsts which can quickly change a vocal in the note of C for example, to E. Or does someone have a table showing the correspondent pitch changes to their respective whole/semitones up/down.

Thanks guys

Load it into a sampler and (using logic, idk if its diff for you) map it to your keyboard so diff notes play diff pitches, then play what chu need ^^

Is there any GOOD tutorial on how to do this in Cubase 5?

Sorry i forgot to mention it was fl i'm using. But this is all really helpful!

Thanks peeps

FL pitch is in cents only, as I remember, but 100 cents = 1 semitone

^this is correct. 1200 percent is an octave.

Ah, i see. Thanks!

if you have a little money to spend, you're best bet is to buy melodyne, it allows you to change vocal notes the same way as midi notes, and the best thing is that you don't get a very long slowed down sample if you change it to a low note, or a fast one on a high note

+1 for melodyne if you got cash spare

FL 10 comes with a demo of some pretty similar software. It's called Newtone. I think it's like 50-100 to buy it. http://www.image-line.com/documents/newtone.html