How do you make a "singing" vox in tune? [I have examples]

[MRPPony]

Examples of what I mean:

(http://dl.dropbox.com/u/83159410/Booori ... 20stem.wav)

If anything, this is the best example:


For AF's track, it sounds like it was just spoken lines from the show and he managed to get...uhh I guess its Fluttershy to sing her spoken lines. For Alex, I know its a compilation of Pinkie Pie's song's but their not all in tune with another originally. I was wondering how do you do that?

Now that I think about it, here's another example (remember this old tune ):

[XXDarkShadow79XX]

Autotuning, vocoding, all kinds of stuff.

[Raddons]

I did something of that nature here at about 20 seconds: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5938 (HAHAHAH now you have to leave feedback).

To my understanding, most people do their splicing/pitching in Melodyne (or Newtone in FL). That's what I did at least. I know this is more splicing than it is "singing", but the point gets across.

[derpytunes]

Yes, listen to cloud. Melodyne/Newtone. You can even tune the slices in slicex but I wouldn't recommend that.

[cyrricky]

If you're using Reason, NepTune is the alternative for Melodyne/Newtone. If you've pirated reason, you'll have to do it in NN-XT or something

[itroitnyah]

pirated

*Gasps dramatically* He said the FORBIDDEN word!

Haha, but no, seriously. Thanks for putting up this thread, I'm going to need it at one point in time.