A Way to Check Pitch on an Audio File -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:A Way to Check Pitch on an Audio File Posted by: Razor7Music Date:5/6/2014 4:45:45 PM Hello I've got a few measures of several guitar and bass audio files and one of them is slightly off pitch. The pitch is so slightly off that when I solo each track I can't tell which track it is. Is there a plug in that I can use that will help me determine which track is off pitch? I can't recall if my tuner will work with recorded audio. :-( I'm done in the studio for the night. I have Wavelab 8 too. Thanks
Subject:RE: A Way to Check Pitch on an Audio File Reply by: rraud Date:5/6/2014 5:45:49 PM SF Pro's Spectrum Analysis should tell you the frequency/note. Finding a sustained monophonic note yields the best accuracy.. a bass guitar for instance.
Subject:RE: A Way to Check Pitch on an Audio File Reply by: ChristoC Date:5/6/2014 6:24:18 PM All SoundForgePro offers in Spectrum Analysis is Frequency; doesn't tell you much about the actual tuning e.g. how many cents the note(s) deviate from a specified reference pitch, or anything about the deviation within the note's envelope. The best 'tool for such analysis (and repair) if you regularly need it is Celemony's Melodyne Editor http://www.celemony.com/en/start - this is a Standalone product which also features a VST plugin for use within a suitable DAW host; it can analyze and repair pitch problems with gobsmackingly remarkable results, even with polyphonic source material. Unfortunately VegasPro, SoundForge and Wavelab are not compatible VST plugin hosts, but the Standalone application may suit your needs. There is a 30day Demo available at their website. Prepare to be amazed!
Subject:RE: A Way to Check Pitch on an Audio File Reply by: Geoff_Wood Date:5/6/2014 11:00:45 PM You could try a graphic guitar tuner plugin ... [link]http://tinyurl.com/kqfj8uc ;-) geoff Message last edited on5/6/2014 11:09:37 PM byGeoff_Wood.
Subject:RE: A Way to Check Pitch on an Audio File Reply by: Razor7Music Date:5/8/2014 5:02:25 PM I actually had Melodyne suggested on the Cakewalk forum too. Maybe I'll try to demo version. Thanks all.
Subject:RE: A Way to Check Pitch on an Audio File Reply by: Geoff_Wood Date:5/8/2014 9:20:49 PM Plenty of free tuners if you just want to check the frequency/note and correct manually. geoff

Subject:A Way to Check Pitch on an Audio File

Posted by: Razor7Music

Date:5/6/2014 4:45:45 PM

Hello

I've got a few measures of several guitar and bass audio files and one of them is slightly off pitch.

The pitch is so slightly off that when I solo each track I can't tell which track it is.

Is there a plug in that I can use that will help me determine which track is off pitch?

I can't recall if my tuner will work with recorded audio. :-( I'm done in the studio for the night.

I have Wavelab 8 too.

Thanks