How to Use NewTone and Pitcher for Free Autotune in FL Studio

Are you looking for ways to add that perfect pitch correction to your vocal tracks without breaking the bank? Look no further than the two stock plugins included in FL Studio: NewTone and Pitcher. In this article, we'll take a closer look at these plugins, their similarities and differences, and how to use them to achieve professional-sounding results.

Understanding NewTone's Interface

Before diving into the guide on how to pitch-correct with NewTone and Pitcher, let's quickly go over the different controls that NewTone has to offer. Familiarizing yourself with these controls is important in order to understand the plugin's workflow.

There are two ways of opening NewTone: by double-clicking on any audio file on the playlist and then right-clicking on the waveform and selecting 'Edit in Pitch Corrector', or by going to your Mixer (F9), clicking on any insert slot of a track, and loading NewTone. Once you've loaded a new instance of NewTone, you can drag any audio file you want into it.

How to Use NewTone and Pitcher

NewTone is generally used for pitch correction, allowing you to edit notes in a piano roll, tuning each syllable to your desired pitch, and offering in-depth control over every single sound. On the other hand, Pitcher acts more like your standard live autotune, able to correct vocals as they are coming in, but can also be used on already-recorded tracks.

Similarities and Differences

Both NewTone and Pitcher offer similar functionality when it comes to vocal tuning, but there are some key differences. NewTone is very similar to Melodyne, while Pitcher is more geared towards live autotune. If you're looking for a plugin that offers in-depth control over every single sound, then NewTone may be the better choice.

In this article, we've discussed the two stock plugins included in FL Studio for vocal tuning: NewTone and Pitcher. We've also gone over how to use them, their similarities and differences, and some tips on how to get the most out of these plugins. Whether you're a seasoned producer or just starting out, these plugins are a great way to add that perfect pitch correction to your vocal tracks without breaking the bank.

Free Alternatives

If you're not satisfied with NewTone and Pitcher, there are plenty of free pitch-correction and Auto-Tune plugins out there that you can also get. I will be mentioning some of them down below and linking to a post I wrote about the best ones.

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