Drop the tuning two whole steps instead of the 1.5 they do here.

There's an important "Analog" setting. Check vid at 03:00. Could that be it? Also, set your inputs on the Apollo to LINE, not MIC.

Already set to analog, also I’m using the mic inputs on my Apollo. It’s super strange I have headroom for days on the input on the desk and always end up clipping in console and still barely getting the output I need

Mic input is way hotter than line. Likely why it’s clipping. If you have to use mic, try putting a pad on it.

Hearing AutoTune in your monitor for a singer live would be very disorienting. You’d hear your natural note through the resonance in your head with the corrected note in your ear creating a lot of dissonance. It’s not ideal. We’ve been running it this way, with only the house hearing the corrected vocal, for years now with great success and our vocalists much prefer it this way.

use iem but it helps said by many @@devanbumstead

Not sure about a global key but we don’t have be in record mode, just monitor mode.

Yeay!! Those were the days! Still think Baloche is one of the most gracious, humble, and Word-filled worship pastors I've seen. Thanks for your long time support my friend!

Hey there! Yes, I’m muting the other strings with my middle finger laying lightly on top. I’m also trying not to strum the higher strings when I’m doing these shapes. Takes a bit of finesse and pick technique but you can get it pretty quick I’m sure!

​@@devanbumsteadgot it! Thanks for the reply and the amazing video~

@@csihao No prob! Glad it as helpful to you!

You can watch any of the livestreams from @npfcc and you’ll hear it 🤙🏼

@@devanbumstead i kinda meant not a pitch perfect singer, or decent singer, haha, i just have to try iit myself with my apollo quad i just bought they gave me autotune live with it, so i will see how crazy it makes and takes my voice to kayne and t pain world vs it making me sound like a real singer. i guess on one point it will kinda teach me how to get in tune over time, if i don't want that tpain effect and want to hold a tune, right ?

Using the BigSky! My presets are available here! www.thetoneshepherd.com/store

Oh thanks so much brother!

Thanks John! I’m glad it was helpful to you!

I believe he describes that in the beginning

Yep! Check this example out. We’ve been using it in our services ever since I posted this video. This audio is taken from the FOH board and the same AutoTune you’re hearing is what was heard in the house. kzbin.infopLcmrp_J5NU?feature=share

@@devanbumstead Thank you for the link! I'm very impressed by the overall quality of the mix. Congrats on achieving such a wonderful live sound!

@@jrjj447 Thanks!! We’ve worked pretty hard at this over the years. We do have the capability of mixing the livestream from a DAW using Luke Hendrickson’s Broadcast Template (which sounds even better) but it requires a dedicated volunteer to run it and we’ve been short handed which is why we’ve tried to come up with solutions like this. And, to be honest, having AutoTune in the main room has been a win-win anyway-not only do people in the room benefit from hearing a less distracting, polished sound, but when doing live recordings and post-mixing we no longer have the issue of hearing the uncorrected vocals through the crowd mics alongside the corrected direct vocals. This allows us to turn up the crowd mics a lot more which helps at times.

If I were to purchase one, I would pick the Ruby. Not only do I like the sound a little bit better, but, if you decide to run it in stereo, it has a true stereo feel due to the fact that they have a separate instance of the amp on each side.

Great! Thank you! Will keep this in mind

Thanks William! These are Tom Anderson pickups and this particular model is much fatter and stronger output than traditional single coils. It's a unique sound for sure! Glad you dig it.