Is there any software that can tell me what tone/note I am on while signing? (In realtime)
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So me and my friends recently had a stroke of genius. Let us start a Barbershop quartet! :v:We need one more member but that is another issue.Anyhow, my two friends are both very good at singing and playing instruments. One of them just listens to songs and then he uses some dark magic and plays it right away on his guitar.The task of being the "Lead" has fallen to me and thing is.. I have never sung in my life. Well.. except for maybe singing along in a song. But who hasn't?I have to figure out the tone I need in order to sound right. I was just wondering if there is some sort of magical software that could tell me which note I am on as I sing into my mic. Is there such a program?Edit:Well poop. Formatting the thread broke since I have to disable javascript in order to be able to use facepunch. Damn snowflakes. Sorry about that.
its called a piano ;)
[editline]13th December 2011[/editline]
unless you're like tone-deaf honestly an instrument is the way to go.
I wouldn't say that I am. I do have a keyboard but the thing is. Your voice sounds different to yourself so it seems like it is hard to tell on my own.
I tried using a guitar tuner for this once and it seemed to work
[QUOTE=STeel;33701156]I tried using a guitar tuner for this once and it seemed to work[/QUOTE] I use this often.
[QUOTE=OogalaBoogal;33702582]I use this often.[/QUOTE] So a guitar tuner actually works with your voice? My friend has one so we could definitely use that. Thank you for the tip.
yeah make sure you have one with a mic built in though
[editline]14th December 2011[/editline]
if you're using an interface for your mic, the tuners built into the software that comes with them should work as well
you know... autotune
[QUOTE=CommanderPT;33700533]One of them just listens to songs and then he uses some dark magic and plays it right away on his guitar.[/QUOTE]
Knowing your instrument represent
A guitar tuner would probably be way to slow for this.
Melodyne would be the best way, but any similar software probably works as well (read Auto-Tune or any of it's copy-cats).
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