Does Pro Tools 10 let you draw on a pitch envelope?

[Sherbert99]

Hi I have Pro tools 9 and I'm looking for a way to draw a pitch envelope. Or at a minimum have a pitch of an audio track basically dip up or down. The Serato is too expensive for me.

If Pro Tools 10 can't do it, does anyone know of a cheap plugin that will do this? Cheaper than Antares?

I don't mind buying a pitch wheel but I'm sure that would still need to use a plugin.

Thanks

And I'm on Pro Tools M-Audio (RTAS) whatever they call that now.

[Zarabozo]

Originally Posted by Sherbert99

Hi I have Pro tools 9 and I'm looking for a way to draw a pitch envelope. Or at a minimum have a pitch of an audio track basically dip up or down. The Serato is too expensive for me.

If Pro Tools 10 can't do it, does anyone know of a cheap plugin that will do this? Cheaper than Antares?

I don't mind buying a pitch wheel but I'm sure that would still need to use a plugin.

Thanks

And I'm on Pro Tools M-Audio (RTAS) whatever they call that now.

Celemony Melodyne is by far the best pich tool that exists today. I'm not sure about the cost, they have several options from low to high, depending on the features you're looking for.

HTH

Francisco

[cwsand]

Originally Posted by Zarabozo

Celemony Melodyne is by far the best pich tool that exists today. I'm not sure about the cost, they have several options from low to high, depending on the features you're looking for.

HTH

Francisco

Melodyne is great - it can do some amazing things, but personally I have better results tuning vocals with Autotune.

[Sherbert99]

Thanks guys, I'll take that as a no to Pro Tools 10 having it built in. They have elastic pitch for a whole track so I thought maybe now they had it like the volume where you can draw it for sections of tracks but I guess not.

Melodyne is one I was not aware of. Looks like they have a version at $250 which I can probably swing, I'll have to run some tests. Autotune I think is a bit more around $400 but maybe I'll try both.

Thanks