Post Effect Recording

[DelaJota Music]

Hello, I have a query. I have looked everywhere for the option but I can't find it. Is there a way to record a post effect voice in cakewalk like in other daws? Example: I want to record a voice - I insert the Auto-tune effect in the channel - I record and the recorded clip already has the autotune effect included. this to avoid placing the effect on all channels, to save cpu. Can you do that in cakewalk?

[Glenn Stanton]

you can simply click on the "+" on the Sends -- add an aux track and make sure the send is post-fader. then add the auto-tune on the desired track. record the aux track. or simply "apply effects" on your process menu (although this is destructive to the audio on that track). or make a copy of the vocal track then apply effects to the copy (making sure the clips are unlinked). or make the track copy (unlinked clips) and apply auto-tune as a region fx (similar to melodyne) and do your edits and then apply.

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Edited February 7, 2023 by fossile

[DelaJota Music]

28 minutes ago, fossile said:

simplemente puede hacer clic en el "+" en los envíos: agregue una pista auxiliar y asegúrese de que el envío sea posterior al fader. Luego agregue el auto-tune en la pista deseada. Grabe la pista auxiliar. o simplemente "aplicar efectos" en su menú de proceso (aunque esto es destructivo para el audio en esa pista). o haga una copia de la pista vocal y luego aplique efectos a la copia (asegurándose de que los clips estén desvinculados). O haga la copia de la pista (clips desvinculados) y aplique Auto-Tune como una región FX (similar a Melodyne) y haga sus ediciones y luego aplíquela.

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Friend! thank you so much! , it works for me! It takes a bit more time, but it works . Let's see if you can solve another question for me: Is there also a way to play or automate the formant and the pitch of a vowel in cakewalk? like for electronic music and those genres, without resorting to third-party plugins. I like it and I want to change completely to this daw but I want to have at my fingertips the necessary tools that are useful for me to work on my mixes.

[Glenn Stanton]

you can open the automation lane and find the auto-tune automation parameters, then simply use the tools to edit as needed - on/off, various values, etc.   best bet - spend some time reading the manual as Cakewalk is a very powerful DAW and to uncover the features -- you can refer to the large help documentation. here's a link to the automation help: https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Automation.01.html