Tutorial about the "auto-tune effect" made with MAGIX Music Maker Premium. A very popular effect in music production used by numerous successful artists such as T-Pain or Lil Wayne.
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Get this effect in simple steps:
1. Choose Vocal Sample or Recording
2. Open Elastic Audio
3. Edit Key and Scale
4. Tune!
5. Apply Settings to Vocal
Where exactly is this auto-tune effect found? I went to the web site for more information but saw nothing about the auto-tune effect. I would really check it out. Also, I need help getting the sounds from Music Maker Premium into Music Maker 2013. Can you give me directions? HELP!!!
Russell
Rulew,
If you search for Auto-Tune you will not find it. In Magix it is called "Elastic Audio". Follow the steps above (1-5) to get the "Auto-Tune" like effect.
I hope that helps.
Thanks, I'll try it.
RuLewis
Russell !!! NO SOUP FOR YOU...NEXT!
this post from 2012 and now i'm in movermber 2016
i have magix 2017
no auto tune
I just purchased Magix 2019 Plus Edition and it does not have Elastic Audio included and all the videos I saw of it shows it included so since I planned on upgrading and this was supposed to be on this version I bought it.
Can someone please give some info on this matter?
The "Elastic Audio" component was superseded by the more streamlined "Vocal Tune" years ago. You'd still find this in the same manner as "Elastic Audio", e.g. by right-clicking on an audio object to bring up the context menu, and going to the "Pitch & Tempo" sub menu => "Vocal Tune" option. The current hotkey is "S".
In the more current product generations that use the "freemium" concept and the in-app store system (i.e. starting in version 2018 = 25.x), you'd need to make sure to own the "Plus FX" feature pack via the in-app store in order to be able to access Vocal Tune in the first place.
I hope this info helps!