What do you all use to tune your drums? I use Melodyne... I've been wondering if this is not a good idea for resampling purposes, but I do think it works fine in most cases to my knowledge. However, it often detects the sample to have a different pitch when you run it through Melodyne several times....

I usually only tune my Kicks, Snares, and Crashes. Do you guys tune hats and other Percussion sounds? Generally I wont unless it's a tom or something. Do you have any processes that you would suggest in Ableton or any other DAW? I use the pitch adjustment on samples as well if needed.

I use Edison, because it doesn't leave a trace that could interfere with your workflow.

Dyro explains:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7XGqZFGdj8

fl's newtone. it's kinda fucked up with atonal sounds, but it's obviously fast to work with (like any fl stuff)
basically just to see it on newtone, then manual pitching on my individual sounds (i dont really like short sounds to be pitched inside newtone. it's good for singing but nah)

NEVERMIND. You have opened my eyes. Thank you.

An iffy way to do it is do a heavy autotune on a drum and set it to the one key, then record that and use it. Very iffy because it won't always spot or properly fix the pitch, and sometimes it will create some weird sound added to it, So it's more of a quick fix if you're lazy.

Has anyone discovered a very good way of doing this in Cubase? This is one of my major gripes with the software...for me to edit sample tuning I have to currently load it in to a 3rd party sampler (like Kontakt) or use a 3rd party plugin (like Waves SoundShifter) to even find the tuning that sounds right. Then I can choose to either pitch shift the sample (which often destroys any transients) or leave it with the 3rd party stuff on.

FL and Ableton seem to kill Cubase for this.