In this case, the autotalent plugin won’t properly perform the pitch correction accurately. However a recording featuring an entire choir (which consists of several singers and harmony) or a rock band performing are polyphonic in nature because there are already several sound sources mixed together (coming from different musical instruments). For example, a single vocal recording is a monophonic track since there is only a single instrument out of it (a single voice). Monophonic sound sources comes from one melody line or a single instrument. Bear in mind that there are limitations with the use of auto-tuning plug-ins like Autotalent, such as the following:ġ.) It works best in monophonic sound sources. Then I found “AutoTalent” by Tom Baran this works very similar to Autotune and is an open source software (free). In Linux, you should find equivalent plugins to Antares AutoTune that would reasonably work. Actually the maker of the real Autotune plugin is Antares Audio Technologies but this will work only for DAW in Windows operating system and Mac. Although I am not a strong fan of auto-tuning plug-ins I received some inquiries how to implement auto-tuning feature in open source recording software such as Audacity and Ardour.
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