I spent a day with someone else's tutorial, and learned about 1/4 of what I learned in 10 minutes here. Great style - gets to the point immediately and doesn't talk down to the viewer. Going too look at your other vids now. Thanks!
FANTASTIC tutorial Mr. Pejrolo! Thanks to you, I solved a problem I've been struggling with for two days in FIVE MINUTES. Greatly, greatly appreciated!
Absolutely first rate tutorial, thank you. I wonder how these tools stack up to Melodyne. It's great that these are part of Logic, it makes e.g. undoing changes much easier.
I basically know everytNice tutorialng there is to know about soft soft but I still watched tNice tutorials through just because of how good you explained
please make a tutorial for beginners explaining what each key is for and used for in logic pro x. i have searched everywhere for someone who can walk through the steps except your videos. thank you so much.
Thank you for the video! Very informative and is going to save me lots of time from my usual method, to isolate the offending part onto it's own track and use the pitch correction plug in. I knew this was in Logic but don't have too many times when I need it, until today! Thanks again!
Ah that's a shame - found that a really cool feature on Melodyne for when I wanted to use my own voice for backing vox etc but without it sounding weird. Thanks though!
good day sir. I found you on UA-cam aboutPitch Correction in Logic Pro X. my question is did you make that video with the key of the song in C major, or was that a default? I saw the key at the top of your logic screen. thanks.
Very good explained (I knew it already) - but one question to all of you - when I am finished the work with Flex Pitch (by the way: that is the right word for it - there is a plug-in named PitchCorrection in Logic too, you can insert in the channel-slot, doing other stuff), sometimes in my result is a scratch to hear - too disturbing to keep it in use - have you got same experiences and do you know something about it?
Hi! Cool video.... @ 2:30-2:40 you choose "G major scale".... why this one? Would all of the other options be out of tune with the backing music? How is it possible to know what to choose for this step for lots of different songs? This is the part I can't get my head around... I record lots of backing music with a guitar but I have no idea what key/scales they are in. Any ideas?
Usually the chord that the song ends on is the tonic and that will tell you the key of the song. In most pop songs the major scale associated with that chord will work for the whole song. Other than that, work with a partner who knows music theory.
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This is one of the most concise and easy-to-follow Logic tutorials I've ever seen. I'm putting your name on the Thank You liner notes.
5 1/2 years later and this is still a very helpful and powerful tutorial. Thanks!
I spent an hour trying to do this before finding your video.
This fixed everything. Thank you.
This looks like what I've been searching for to make natural and professional vocal tracks. Nice explanation. Thanks.
Fast and to the point - wish all UA-cam tutorials were this way!
I spent a day with someone else's tutorial, and learned about 1/4 of what I learned in 10 minutes here. Great style - gets to the point immediately and doesn't talk down to the viewer. Going too look at your other vids now. Thanks!
FANTASTIC tutorial Mr. Pejrolo! Thanks to you, I solved a problem I've been struggling with for two days in FIVE MINUTES. Greatly, greatly appreciated!
Are you kidding me! How didn't I know about those killer features before!! THANKS.
Absolutely first rate tutorial. Straight to the point, all details included - thank you!
Thanks! Your tutorial is the first one that actually helped me on this subject.
I can never thank you enough. You made me sound like Chris Martin
Thank you bro 2022 and this is still very useful, God bless you.
using it for a few years and now I want to upgrade and I'm happy I did that.
this guy kicks ass, super concise and helpful!
This video is clear, concise and excellent. Quality content. Thank you!
wow...wonderful tutorial..the best ever tutorial for pitch correction on logic pro x i have watched
Absolutely first rate tutorial, thank you. I wonder how these tools stack up to Melodyne. It's great that these are part of Logic, it makes e.g. undoing changes much easier.
Thank you!! I somehow missed this for 5 years...!
thanks so much, concise and informative. You really helped me today
I basically know everytNice tutorialng there is to know about soft soft but I still watched tNice tutorials through just because of how good you explained
Thank you for this video. It's fantastic. You're fantastic. God bless us all.
exactly 8 years later and this tutorial still slaps
Excellent teaching, this is transformative! Thanks!
please make a tutorial for beginners explaining what each key is for and used for in logic pro x. i have searched everywhere for someone who can walk through the steps except your videos. thank you so much.
Beautifully clear and simple - the best!
Perfect video, I'm experimenting with more singing so this is really helpful.
Epic video, a real eye-opener
I've been thinking of ditching protools... this is really quite convincing xD
Thank you for the video! Very informative and is going to save me lots of time from my usual method, to isolate the offending part onto it's own track and use the pitch correction plug in. I knew this was in Logic but don't have too many times when I need it, until today! Thanks again!
Such a great tip and really helpee to speed up my wirkflow when working with audio.
Very very thanks for the lesson Andrea.
Nice and straight to the point!
Fantastic tutorial- straight to the point with great examples - thanks!
Fantastic tutorial; I agree with comment below....best ever tutorial for this subject
Great demonstration, well done. Thank you.
That was awesome... just what I need .. short concise and right on. Thank you so much.
Great video and easy to follow. Thank you Andrea!
Very helpful! Thank you for making this video.
Amazing clarity. Thank you
Very well explained. Thank you very much.
Brilliant! Very clear. You just saved me $150 on auto tune
Straight to the point! Thanks for the tutorial
Exactly what I needed and right to the point. Thanks!!!!!
Great stuff, clear and concise - Thanks
great ! everithing is clear in your speaking... thanks so much for the help !!!
Fantastic! Great tutorial! You gave me exactly the information I needed.
Thank you for this video! As many have said, you explained everything very clearly.
Little more human...perfect....what a good video
I just spent 2 hours correcting each note, only to have all of my work disappear when I clicked a different track. Anyone know why?
Thank you for such a clear tutorial,, very helpful.. David
that's awesome, it's practically melodyne
+Francis Medallo True! Do you know if you can change the vocal tone like in Melodyne too?
+Jamie Melville Hi, I don't think you can change the Formant (tonal character) of the audio
Ah that's a shame - found that a really cool feature on Melodyne for when I wanted to use my own voice for backing vox etc but without it sounding weird. Thanks though!
you can , but it's not as precise as melodyne , one of the 6 blue circles attached to every note when you hover over it is the formant circle
Francis Medallo yea it' made by the same company as melodyne
Superb video and very nicely explained.
Really clear - many thanks
Great demo video.
Clear and concise.
This is nice.
Thanks :-)
Incredible technology - great tutorial! Thank you.
Very good video thank you very much for this help.
Excellent demo, many thanks!
literally thank you so much haha
Excellent video, thank you!
this is a good logic pro part for our futures songs :)
Brilliant! how could anyone give thumbs down?
great tutorial man!
Where have you been bro???? You are really dope ! Thank you very much
awesome feature, thanks for showing us !
Really helpful video. Thanks a lot!
You made this so clear def subbing to see more let’s go 🔥🔥🔥
Finally! A video l understand thank you so much for sharing your awesome! Video
Awesome video. Thank you for uploading!
Thanks so much! So quick and easy to understand :)
Excellent tutorial, thank you!
dude, you're the greatest. thanks.
Excellent tutorial, thank you very much.
Awesome posting, thanks! Can put it to work straight away on my crummy vocals....!
Thank you. Extremely helpful Video!
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Video was wicked! Good job
You are fantastic thank you!
Thank, few words, but essential, thank from Italy
Thanks bro that was really helpful
good day sir. I found you on UA-cam aboutPitch Correction in Logic Pro X. my question is did you make that video with the key of the song in C major, or was that a default? I saw the key at the top of your logic screen. thanks.
Thank you, man!!! Great, useful post.
This is awesome! Thank you! How would you pitch adjust if your A is tuned to 432hz instead of 440hz?
exactly what I needed!
Thanks - great tutorial
How did you know It would be G Major? is there a way I can find these types of things out, what note I am singing in
hopefully it worksrep you helped me
Thanks Andrea FAB tut!
great! thanx a lot for this hint!!!
Great tutorial - thanks.
fire video, thanks bro
Yeah incredible man I don't need Melodyne now
Blair Chatmon melodyne is suck
Very instructive
Very good explained (I knew it already) - but one question to all of you - when I am finished the work with Flex Pitch (by the way: that is the right word for it - there is a plug-in named PitchCorrection in Logic too, you can insert in the channel-slot, doing other stuff), sometimes in my result is a scratch to hear - too disturbing to keep it in use - have you got same experiences and do you know something about it?
help to get the basics and I'll jus move from there. Thank you!
this is really helpful thank you :)
great video bruv
Fantastic tutorial, many thanks :-)
well done!
Hi! Cool video.... @ 2:30-2:40 you choose "G major scale".... why this one? Would all of the other options be out of tune with the backing music?
How is it possible to know what to choose for this step for lots of different songs? This is the part I can't get my head around... I record lots of backing music with a guitar but I have no idea what key/scales they are in.
Any ideas?
Usually the chord that the song ends on is the tonic and that will tell you the key of the song. In most pop songs the major scale associated with that chord will work for the whole song. Other than that, work with a partner who knows music theory.
Amazing, thank you so much. really helpful.