The Vocoder is currently seeing a resurgence in popularity due to its recent use by such artists as Coldplay and Daft Punk. This process of pitch manipulation transforms the human voice in a synthesized robotic tone. Originally designed as a method of encoding speech for telecommunication transmission, Vocoders became widely used in music and film production throughout the 1970's. The lineage of these techniques can be traced back to the 'Vocoders' (Voice enCODERS) developed by Bell Laboratories in the 1920's. Without question, the most common application of pitch correction is in the manipulation of vocal performances. The ability to correct pitch has become a necessary tool in the arsenal of any contemporary audio engineer. These names are used solely to identify the guitar effects emulated by these plugins.This in-depth tutorial describes how to use Melodyne pitch correction including auto and manual correct methods, using the Melodyne Editor and understanding it's integration within a Pro Tools session. ** These plugins are not connected with, or approved or endorsed by, the owners of the Boss, Electro-Harmonix, Fender, Ibanez, Leslie, Maestro, MXR, Pro Co, Ross, Univox, or Xotic names. To see all plugins that come with Pro Tools perpetual licenses, please visit this page. Pro Tools and Pro Tools | Ultimate perpetual licenses without an active 1-Year Software Updates + Support Plan (meaning, you allow your plan to expire) maintain access to 55 plugins. Please note that Inner Circle plugins only come with annual Pro Tools and Pro Tools | Ultimate subscriptions. * The tables above show all plugins that come with Pro Tools and Pro Tools | Ultimate subscriptions and 1-Year Software Updates + Support Plans (for perpetual licenses), including access to the Avid Complete Plugin Bundle (a $49.99 USD/year value), HEAT (a $495 USD value), UVI Falcon (a $349 USD value), Celemony Melodyne 5 essential (a $99 USD value), and 3 months of Antares Auto-Tune Unlimited at no additional charge.
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