You had the ballz to sing the song, congrats man :)

4:48 my ears may bleed, but I'm saluting to you for having the biggest balls of all for actually singing unedited! o7

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Wonder how many SoundCloud rappers searched this

4:45 best singing ive ever heard in my life

This guy's understanding of music, keys and modality had my face so firmly embedded in my palm that when I wave goodbye people compliment the self portrait I'm holding. Seriously though... anyone struggling to figure out which key works best for their voice... Research the key of the song you're singing (if you don't know) and put it to that key. For greater success with adjusting your voice to not sound slightly offkey all the time. Choose Chromatic and make sure all the keys on the piano are highlighted on. A Higher correction amount and Speed will make you sound more robotic, a lower one more natural (but potentially at the expense of better tuning).

The scale option is pretty much the key the song's in, what you would want to do is find the key (scale) that the version of the song you have is in, and then select that scale in the option tab, this causes the auto tune keep your voice with in key, this is my understanding of it anyway as a musician. Hope this helps! ;)

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When you download the 64 bit version of the plugin it WILL NOT work. The solution to this is to follow these steps: 1. Download the 32 bit version of gsnap. 2. Extract the folder to your desktop 3. Copy the file and paste it into your plugins folder. 4. Open the program. 5. Enable the plugin 6. It will be called 'gsnap' located to the bottom of your screen without scrolling. Hope this helps :)

yet your audio is low as anything

My speakers were almost on the highest volume because he speaks quiet and when he started singing I think he blew them out LMAOO

The key depends on the song itself not ur voice for one specific song it might be e minor or g major

The key is dependent on the key of the song, and has nothing to do with singing style. So if the song is in B major, for example, choose the B major key.

In my next video I will teach you how to blow out your eardrums by having my voice ridiculously quiet and cranking it to eleven with the music samples

Play This At My Funeral

Shoutout to my man for having wizard 101 pinned to his taskbar

For anyone still struggling to get this to work. Audacity is 32-bit, even if you are running a 64-bit version of Windows, and you Audacity is installed in the Program Files (x86) directory, the download you need is the 32 bit version. Its taken me a good 3 hours to work this one out, so thought I'd add it on here to save anyone else the trouble! :)

For those having trouble finding the plugin under your Effects tab, or any other plugin or effect within Audacity, take a look at my most recent tutorial showing you how to find missing effects: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/beCXfcpy066bZac.html

I've been looking for the audacity folder forever and finally found it. Thank you for these videos!

I wasn't expecting that , that sounded awesome 👏 liked and subbed

I laughed out loud when you were singing and said afterwards that you had managed to sing better without autotune.. You sound like a cool guy and this was an awesome upload that helped me alot. Thanks! :)

Holy fuck dude, turn up the volume on your mic.

Thanks very much indeed for taking the time out to show us all this great tutorial, love the singing by the way. Mick

The way you sang 'but now we're stressed out' part... I felt it deeply. Thank you for the awesome tutorial. I subbed for more content.

For anyone that is encountering an issue with G-Snap not being there, or not being able to enable the GSnap plug in. Make sure you are using the most recent version of both GSnap and Audacity, as well as making sure that the GSnap version you are using is 32bit. When GSnap provides two downloads (32bit and 64bit) it is not referring to your PC's specs but whatever program you are trying to use the plug in with, Audacity is a 32bit VST Host so you need the 32bit version.

The reason your voice sounded off when you added the autotune affect it's because you had the wrong key sent to the autotune affect the song is obviously in a different key but you did a great demonstration video and I learned new things because of you

Idk if your gonna reply . But I need help . Haven't tried this yet . But when I record with the app . Then I save it as mp3 then when I put the file onto my phone . It's not as loud ? Like u need headphones to hear anything? I also try rendering with svp sometimes and it's still low but on pc it's loud ? I wanna be able to upload covers but I can't if it's low 😭

Was looking for a tutorial like yours complete and understandable thanks man

If you cant see gsnap do this. Go to EDIT>>PREFERENCES>>EFFECTS>> THEN CHECK THE BUTTON "Rescan VST effects next time audacity is loaded" Or something like that. Reload audacity then a little box will show up asking you if you want to put the plugin in. Click yes, then you have GSnap I had a problem with this for so long.

Stressed out is in A minor Key btw. So scaling to A minor could sound better.

Great video, subscribed!

Thank you for explaining this to us. It works well for me. just tested it. can't wait to sit down and play around to find out how much of an improvement I can get from it^^

If GSnap doesn't show in Effects and you don't have the Add Effect button, Try installing the other GSnap (32 bit or 64 bit). If that doesn't work, go to Edit, Preferences, Effects, and check "Rescan plugins next time Audacity is started" then close Audacity and Re-open it there should be a box that opens up, make sure GSnap is checked then click OK

4:46 R.I.P headphone users!

Thank you so much! Helped me soooo much. Great video.

It was really helpful. Thanks mate

GSnap doesnt show up when i enable it!

when i copy paste into the plugins folder and try to enable it says it could not register what do i do

Helped really good, thanks man

hey @TutorialsGS i downloaded both audacity and plugin but the plugin is not working even after enabling. kindly tell me what to do..

when you choose the key of your song not of your "voice" it will sound perfect ;-)

Okay, to start off... Awesome video man, I enjoyed it, I think your singing before autotune wasnt actually all that bad, and this tutorial told me more about this GSnap program/plugin and gave me examples and explanations which I appreciate. Now for the other long thing: Okay, yeah, I guess we all figured it out here already, but the key that you set the tuning to definitely doesn't have anything to do with the type of voice you have, and is not something you mess around with to "find the right one for you". It's about the key that the SONG is in, and what notes are in the scale of the song. Major, Minor, Dorian, Locrian, these are all SCALES of 8 notes taken out of the western music 12 note octave and used in a particular song. When referring to scales other than Major or minor, most people call them "modes". Now when you write a song, you CAN sometimes choose a key based off of your voice type. And you do have to experiment to find what works best for you. This is where some of what you were saying does apply. Some people just naturally sing better in certain keys than others. This is mainly because of singing range, and how your vocal range happens to align with the harmonies you like to use in your songs, in the different keys, and how high and low the notes are. And other factors like emotional statement, how loud you want to be, etc. Basically, some keys will have you reaching for notes a little more than you want, and others could have you going down too low to feel comfortable or give off the energy level that you want. Of course, you can always change the octave you're singing in. But especially for singers with limited range, there are many times the lower octave is too low to achieve the desired effect and feel, and the high one is too high. Situations like these are when people transpose (move up or down) the key of THE SONG. The key of the autotune matches the key of the song. "The key" being the scale of music notes the song is written in. If you are referring to a single note, you actually would call it a "note", unless you were telling someone to press down a key on a piano or something. For instance "how close were you to the note you were trying to sing?" Which is another way of asking "How on pitch were you?" The reason you sounded better before is because you were actually singing half (3 quarters? Perhaps a dollar) decently to the song. When you turned tuning on, having it set to the wrong key (a key a half step below the correct one, no less!) It sounded TERRIFYING because it suddenly sounded literally a HALF STEP flat... Because it was! Autotune was correcting your voice to the wrong notes! Set it to C major for this song, you will sound pretty on pitch, fairly nice, actually. Then add some reverb, a little delay, and maybr a harmony here and there... Yea boiiii XD. And then as far as attack and release goes, you may want to fiddle with these to help get a balanced, more realistic autotune effect. Some people want tuning, but they don't want "the autotune effect"! Also known as, making it blatantly obvious they have tuning on their voice. Real human beings have natural bends and pitch variance in their voice, that if you remove... It sounds artificial, and robotic. Setting the attack speed very high can cause correction to happen too fast... Faster than a human being would correct. If you're trying to sound more natural, first of all don't HARD tune your voice. Go around 50 to 60 on the amount. Then fiddle with the attack a little bit. Keep in mind you do want the attack pretty fast... You don't want to have too many moments where the tune is out before you get to the note. But you also want to sound natural... Real... I would try maybe 5 to 10 on the attack at first but I'd have to play with it to find the sweet spot. DISCLAIMER: I'm not 100% sure about the following part. I'm not 100% on what release does exactly, but if it's like attack being how fast the autotune enables, but sort of the opposite, it's how fast the autotune lets go of the notes your singing. In which case, setting the release fairly high (a quick reaction time) would be adviseable for a more natural sound because, once again, human beings can very quickly let go of a note and you don't want to spend too long holding pitch variance to one pitch unnaturally with autotune if you want to sound natural. But setting the release a little bit slower than 1ms (millisecond!) Could help tame some out of tune transitions just a little bit. Just be careful. Too much could sound artificial. But if you always have it right at 1ms, you might want to make the release just a little later so the tuning doesn't drop off RIGHT as soon as you do. Just to help things sound a little more in tune if you like to drop off the note real quick after hitting it (fall flat quickly, common in certain styles of music). Final note: Release actually could have to do with how long it takes for autotune to react to a change in pitch, OR it could be how long it will spend getting from note to note when the note sung is changed. Very closely related concepts, so easy to get confused. Basically, I'm saying it could be either 1: how long it waits before it will release a note from tuning, when you change pitch to another note Or 2: How long it will allow the bend or "migration time" (sometimes known as "pitch drift") to exist in between notes when the voice changes notes, before it snaps/tunes you to a scale note. I'm not 100% sure which at the moment...

you are good teacher man i can understand everything you said at once. thanks for your tutorial, i really enjoy it

THIS HELPED ME SOO MUCH! Thank u for the clear and to the point tutorial. :)

im sorry but i laughed so hard when i heard you singing XD

LPT: Don't choose a random scale that you think makes your voice sound better. Set it to the scale of the song or whatever key you're singing in.

he actually sang it!!! damn, best tutorials ever. just earned a fan 😘

Great Work ,real easy to do ,from your explanation

if the point of this video was to dissuade me from using this, then you succeeded.

figured out the issue with gsnap not appearing. even if you have 64-bit pc, only 32-bit gsnap download will work with audacity. just download the 32-bit version of gsnap, put it into your plug-in folder, then re-open audacity (latest version) and go to add/remove and enable gsnap and it should now work.

when i try to use gsnap it pops up a window that says "attempting to initialize the following effect failed: gsnap more information may be available in help-> show log" when i look in the log it shows nothing related to gsnap. i have no idea what to do

Really Nice tutotial !

I installed G-Snap, copied it into the folder, opened Audacity, it wouldn't work. So I reinstalled Audacity, tried again, and now I can't even see the "Manage" or "Add/Remove Plug-ins" options in Effects. Did I do something wrong?

I've tried hitting enable just about a thousand times and iv'e tried restarting and basically everything you can imagine but it's not showing up even though it says it's enabled. this is my first day on audacity and it's pretty confusing please help.

Just found your channel and you are making a huge great job, thanks... I will apply your tips to my videos

there is no option to add plugins for me in audacity, do I have an old version of it? I just downloaded a couple of days ago

No one: 4:45:🗣🗣🎙🎤🎤 The Comments: Aahhh, music to my earholes🔥

everytime i try to apply the effect, nothing happens. Please help

This is dope thanks bro

Thanks for tut _ Whiich version audiocity u are using?

If you did everything right and then went to Enable it and it gave you an error that says "Gsnap.dll failed to Register" its because audacity is only 32 bit for windows and 64 bit is only for Linux so even though youre used to downloading the 64 bit version of things, this time you download the 32 bit version of Gsnap, do what he says to do and then everything will work perfectly. Youre welcome.

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5 years and not a single dislike. Awesome video 🤯🔥🤯🔥

GREAT TUTORIAL! VERY HELPFUL AND STR8 2 THE POINT!! THANK YOU

the 32-bit version of gsnap works on 64-bit windows.. but not the 64-bit gsnap

whenever i try to enable gsnap it says effect gsnapdll failed to register

Great video . Thank you .

Very helpfull, thank you!

"The good old days" in dead 😂😂

In the new you have to go to tools>add plugins> enable gsnap

im more thankful than you could possibly imagine for this brave ass tutorial. gg.

which version of Audacity is having Auto Tune EVO...can you send me the link to download...I am not able to use Gsnap also ,even though enabled it is not accepting...Reply

You made me laugh while your singing You earned a sub bro!

I come back to this video just for the singing

cheers bro. Really helped me out!!!!!

super helpful Thanks man

When I click enable it doesn’t show in effects, help?

I see you have Osu! in your toolbar.

Very helpful thank you 🙏

Thanks man! You earned a subbed!

Nice singing

I cant even see the add plugin under "effect" someone help

Thanks for actually explaining the different settings! This really helped me a lot.

Hey im going to the studio soon and im going to record a song that is a rap song but it has singing so what effects should i tell my engineer to add to my voice but i dont really wanna use a lot of auto tune i want it to sound like me but good

Sadly it doesn't work for me. Audacity won't activate GSnap no matter what i try

Alright, to everybody who's still struggling. As soon as you downloaded it and got it into your folder. Go to ->Generate->Add Plugins->And search for Gsnap, enable it, and its done.

Thanks man this worked.❤

thanks for tips - great vid

how do i make my voice sound really shitty with this

gsnap wont show up on my effects

great job and very informative tutorial

thnx so much man soo helpful

do travis scott vocal

4:45 the end of our beautiful world i apologize a 1000 times

Great tutorial, very helpful...Thanks..

man i have mad respect for you to show us your singing unedited.......takes a hell lot of courage

my names blurryface and i care what you think

I tried every scale and it still sounds mehh HAHAHAHAHAHA

Great vid bro

I know I'm late! But I need some help! I downloaded the G-snap plugin, successfully. I opened up my Audacity Folder (In Program Files (x86)). I opened up the audacity software. I clicked on Add/Remove Plugins. I did find G-snap (Which was "NEW") But, when i Click on Enable , and on Okay, It says " Effect at ------(directory of the file)---- Could not load the library." Help guys! EDIT:- I tried using both 32bit and 64bit, still, I couldn't!