[@llrrssoo]

Thank you this is ace

[@skramzrave]

dude the popups showing your key presses should be in every tutorial on youtube, rad.

[@bcbcbcbcbc]

thanks for posting I hadn't tried the sigmund~ object before. There's a small problem with the arguments to sigmund~ used in the video. The argument is "-npeak" (no "s"). You're likely getting 20 peaks output (the default).

[@butahuruf]

Thx for this! I would like to octave my voice in the real-time form a microphone(adc~). How do you do that?

[@soulkhaya]

Hey thank you for this tutorial! Im trying to follow you but just cannot find the "osc~" object in Max.. Is it an external one or an inbuilt one?

[@soulkhaya]

Oh i found it! Sorry my English is so terrible i didnt catch you mentioned it's actually oscillators~. But still thank you so much for this video! It's so much fun!

[@kennethharte5722]

@@soulkhaya Hello - I think in Max you can use the oscbanks~ object - I haven't used Max in a few years but I do remember doing the same thing. The equivalent of osc~ in Max is cycle~ but using the oscbanks~ object is a better idea as you can set it to have N number of oscillators and just send it a big list of freq/amp pairs.

[@soulkhaya]

@@kennethharte5722 Thank you for your reply! I tried cycle~ and it worked perfectly but I'll definitely try oscbanks~ :D

[@BurkhardusX]

Pitch Tracking is a good beginning, but what about pitch correction on audio material. I would like to be able to correct the pitch of my audio file.