auto tune

bri kemp's icon

Hi

is it possible to create an auto tune patch? Vocals in and freq snapped to closest value?
New to max any help would be great.

Thanks.

Mr. Banshee's icon

Akihiko Matsumoto has created one http://akihikomatsumoto.com/maxmsp/autotune.html (scroll to the bottom and you will see the download for the patch...if you don't read Japanese you can use translator for website itself, patch is pretty self-explanatory). Video of the patch in action also at the bottom of his page.

bri kemp's icon

great thanks.

Paul's icon

Hi,

Is it possible to share the .maxpat of the Matsumoto's autotune ? I've just tryed to download it but I think the link was dead.

Thanks

kcoul's icon

Link worked for me! Here is the file.

autotuner.maxpat
Max Patch

Martin Verburgt's icon

You are sharing a dead link, I just want to know how to auto tune a sound.

Gregory Taylor's icon

Perhaps the retune~ object would be of interest to you, Martin.

Martin Verburgt's icon

I did find the retune~ object, but I am having trouble figuring out how to make it alter the tone of a sound I am importing. I found that I can change the speed of an mp3 that I am using, which changes how it sounds, but it is not what I am actually trying to do. The demonstrations built into the retune~ object seem to only work with a kslider as far as I can tell. I asked my professor for help and he was not able to make the retune~ object alter the imported sound either.

vichug's icon

hey, look closer at all the tabs of retune~ helpfile. it’s really designed to accomplish what you are trying to do. kslider does nothing more than output midi note and velocities numbers ; and retune knows how to interpret those midi notes ; but you have a lot of other different options to set the pitch map you want to retune your input sound to.