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. More information about the software: http://www.magix.com/us/music-maker/ Try our software for free here: http://www.magix.com/us/free-download/ Get this effect in simple steps: 1. Choose Vocal Sample or

I am sharing how to make interesting audio effect with Elastic audio. In the video tutorial I have shown only basic steps. You can play by changing Major or moving other tabs to compose more interesting effect. Note: when the video start please pay attention on Text then watch video. If got question feel free to contact me. nihon94

@tranceful @Jesse-Torres The "Elastic Audio" component was superseded by the more streamlined "Vocal Tune" years ago.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

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?

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.