How to Autotune in GarageBand: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are you looking to add some professional polish to your GarageBand tracks? One effective way to do so is by using autotune. In this article, we'll walk you through the process of how to use autotune in GarageBand.

To start, create a new track by going to the 'Track' drop-down menu and selecting a new track. Next, create a vocal track and record your vocals. Once you have recorded your vocals, it's time to find the key of your project.

You can do this by using a key finding tool online or by uploading your track to a key finding website. If you're unsure about the key of your song, don't worry - it's an easy process to figure out. Simply upload your track to a key finding tool and it will tell you what the main key is.

Once you have determined the key of your project, you can change the key of your GarageBand project to ensure that when you use autotune, you're using the correct piano scale. We recommend using Tunebat or Get Song Key - these are generally pretty good at finding out what the main key of your song is.

To add pitch correction in GarageBand, follow these steps:

* Select 'Limit to Key' and move the slider to alter the pitch correction amount.

* Double click on your audio recording and select 'Track'.

* Change your project to this key so it's in tune, ready for autotuning.

Now that you have found the key of your track and changed your GarageBand project to match, you can start using autotune. You can use a preset or manually adjust the pitch correction amount to get the desired effect.

In conclusion, using autotune in GarageBand is a simple process that requires just a few steps. By following these steps, you can add some professional polish to your tracks and take your music to the next level.

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