In this tutorial, you'll learn how to get started and begin Auto-Tuning in Logic Pro X.

Yeah, it's way way better on the RME interface I use in my home studio. I don't remeber the exact number but I know its under 8ms roundtrip.

Auto tune 8 Low latency mode + Logic X Low latency mode + Input monitoring + 32 buffer (RME UFX) = Pretty good.

How To Instantly Pitch / Tune Any Audio in Logic Pro X Darren Burgos on Tue, September 5th 1 comments Logic Pro X has more tools for pitching and tuning audio than you may have realised, and it works just as flexibly as editing MIDI pitch does.

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Logic Pro X Tutorial - AutoTune Mitchel Pigsley How to get auto-tuned vocals with the LPX Flex-Pitch tool and the Pitch Correction plugin.

Please follow these instructions to control Auto-Tune Pro or Auto-Tune Artist's pitch correction with a MIDI track in Logic Pro X: There aren't many DAWs out there providing this internally, so shout out to Logic Pro! Now that we're at a good volume, our vocal is clean, it's time to. Logic Pro X is amazing because they provide what most would refer to as an 'autotune' for free. Unfortunately the Flex Pitch function is a more manual approach, so if you like using correction on the way in, and Logic’s in built tool isn’t doing the trick, try some of these third-party plugins and see if they get. The Pitch Correction plug-in in Logic Pro can be used in realtime, if you have a need to auto-tune vocals on the way in. The pops can be quite random too and occur in some passes but not. But it doesn't seem right that I should be implementing these work arounds on this native plug-in.

I try to work around this by automating the response time or automating a bypass etc. While using Logic's own pitch correction I am constantly dealing with pops in the vocal tracks.

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