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I Am using FL Studio and massive and want to know best way to twist the pitch in semitones i have tried the fl pitch automate but that's rubbish and massive i have also tried but not getting the sound i am after

is there a vst effect i can buy in order to do this

Just use the pitch editor in the piano roll?

Ive tried that and its rubbish

You're rubbish.

What effect exactly are you looking for?

Something to bend the pitch when doing so in FL Studio the semitones dont go high enough and you dont have much control over it

i just wana automate and take the pitch hi to low within a split second then come back down to original pitch is that clear enough for you dude or are you going to keep telling me to edit it in fl studio when ive told you thats not good enough for what i want to do Jheeeze

TearsOfTheSun wrote:Something to bend the pitch when doing so in FL Studio the semitones dont go high enough and you dont have much control over it

i just wana automate and take the pitch hi to low within a split second then come back down to original pitch is that clear enough for you dude or are you going to keep telling me to edit it in fl studio when ive told you thats not good enough for what i want to do Jheeeze

You obviously are incompetent or don't understand FL, because the channel pitch in FL goes as high/low as you could possibly need it to, and allows for macro adjustments by pattern.
Sounds like you're using the fine pitch which is gay and sucks a lot.
No, Go into the piano roll, go to the click down menu where it says velocity, and go to channel pitch. there is no other way I know of to accurately and freely manipulate pitch by note.

Can i use the sliders or is that just for just Fl vsts

That's just in the piano roll. what sliders?

Sliders in piano roll they work with fls own vst but i cant seem to get them to work with massive ect

Should work, Unless you pirated massive. You're on fine pitch go to channel pitch.

I was going to post the exact same thing, you beat me to it blink.

Alternatively you can map a Massive macro knob to the pitch of each of your Oscillators and then just apply automation to the macro knob. Both ways work, both ways give you essentially unlimited resolution for pitch adjustments within the confines of Massive's engine. If you're struggling to get the automation to respond fast enough, increase your PPQ setting in FL Studio or alternatively you can pre-trigger your automation, like a manual look-ahead.

If you can't figure pitch bending correctly after reading the above posts and mine, you need to read the manuals for the products you may or may not have purchased