Pitch Correction in Vegas

Handman wrote on 12/27/2001, 8:41 AM

Has anyone had a problem with the pitch correction feature in Vegas producing a sound that is distorted and very unpleasant (i.e. unusable) ?

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Spot|DSE wrote on 12/27/2001, 10:03 AM

If you stretch/shrink the audio too much, beyond more than 15% it will get strange. If you are looking to pitch correct a voice/musical pitch, then the Antares plugin is the way to go.

Rhythmystik wrote on 12/28/2001, 5:26 AM

In Vegas Audio 2 (I believe the audio is the same in Vegas Video 2), the timestretch and pitch shifting is simply not very good. Which is very perplexing since it's quite good in Acid. The combo pitch and time change (i.e. change length and pitch) does sound very good but you can only use this if changing the length of the audio works in your situation.

Sonic Foundry claims that the timestretch (and I would assume the pitch shift) will be much improved in Vegas 3.

IMO, the best sounding timestretch is Prosoniq Time Factory.