The T Pain Effect Melodyne



  1. Melodyne is an amazing product, you can us it to snap a vocal that is a little off back into correct key, in a very subtle way, or you can be more extreme and flatten the modulation of every sung note making it more hard tuned (the “t-pain” effect).
  2. By the 'Cher effect' you mean the effect that her producer used on her voice for the song 'Believe', you need a vocoder to create that effect. The effect was originally done with pitch correction (despite early and incorrect rumors that it was a vocoder) and to this day, many people (myself included) still achieve it with pitch.
  3. Without doubt Auto-Tune Pro is the product to reach for to produce that distinctive Cher / T-Pain hard vocal effect. Melodyne on the other hand is by nature a very easy to use surgical tool for tuning. In this tutorial we utilise the strengths of both products.
  1. The T-pain Effect Melodyne
  2. The T-pain Effect Melodyne
I've been there also, I think we all have. I've gotten excited over something in the past and my wallet or credit card was quite a few steps ahead of my brain and what I bought wasn't exactly what I thought I was buying. It happens.
Either way, if you decide later to upgrade to Melodyne Editor, you'll still have saved a little bit of cash overall and (given past history) there probably won't be another paid upgrade for S1 until version 3 so there should be more free goodies to come.
Thanks man.
P.S. In the meantime... just use the Editor demo and do your T-Pain thing until the demo expires? That will also give you a feel for if you want to actually upgrade or not.
The t-pain effect melodyne

The T-pain Effect Melodyne

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The T-pain Effect Melodyne

T-Pain uses Antares, and Antares is definitely what I prefer to use for Auto-Tune, but Melodyne can do the job. If you are new to operating pitch correction programs, I suggest looking up some basic tutorials on the usage of Melodyne as a whole and really learn your way around the program first.