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That's a good point...

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Nope, Flex Pitch is kind of a crapshoot. sometimes it's clean, other times it's not. I use Melodyne primarily for vocal tuning because I don't get those artifacts. I wish Logic would do an overhaul on Flex Pitch and get it to work a bit better.

I mean, you can find a De-Click plug-in, like isotope RX7. I've used it to get rid of artifacts in projects that clients have sent me, but if you're going to drop more money on another plug-in, you might as well use melodyne.

There is a chance that other plugins may fail as well. Was there a time when Melodyne has failed you?

I've never had any pops or clicks with Melodyne. I've tuned some vocals in the past that were pretty bad, but that's just because the vocal take was bad, not Melodyne's fault. I do like the fact that Flex Pitch omits consonant sounds from the analysis, but you can do the same in Melodyne, just by leaving those notes alone. Melodyne has never failed me in respect to quality or glitching out. Another issue I have with Flex Pitch is it's highly glitchy -- it does really weird things sometimes. There were a couple moments when I made this video that I had to cut out, and start over, because Flex Pitch pitch glitch out on me.

I recently got ahold of Waves tune. How would that plug in compare to flex pitch in regards to the clicks and pops? Or would you just recommend melodyne over that, and if so, will the basic version get the same job done? I just can’t justify a $500+ purchase on it because I only record myself at home

@Luis Cancion on one of his replies, he said that Melodyne works better, but we're just trying to figure out a way to get rid of the clicks without using $600.

Nope, Flex Pitch is kind of a crapshoot. sometimes it's clean, other times it's not. I use Melodyne primarily for vocal tuning because I don't get those artifacts. I wish Logic would do an overhaul on Flex Pitch and get it to work a bit better.

Throwing some saturation and reverb on the channel can help.

@LucMaster If you can afford it, you can start out on the less expensive Melodyne 4 Essential which is $99 and it’ll do pitch & timing correction. Then if you want to you can upgrade to the next levels when Celemony have a sale on. That’s what I did and saved a lot of ££

I see. That is not my video. Actually if you look in the comments for that video, you'll see I actually made the same comment.

Artificial harmonies will always sound robotic, no matter what you do. The only way to avoid that is to have the singer just sing all the harmonies.

@@MusicTechHelpGuy agree, just wanted to verify, in case there was another technique I wasnt aware of thank you!

What video are you watching? I'm well aware there is no such thing as a major 5th, nor did I ever refer to an interval as a major fifth at any point in the video. The harmonies I created in this video are major and minor 3rds, not P4's.