It would be great if Waves could make a plugin that corrects mispronounced words in a vocal. I try to correct them by cutting the formant frequencies(F1, F2, F3, F4, and F5) of the wrongly mispronounced word and boosting the formant frequencies of the target/correct word using EQ plugins. For example, the word “beat” might sound as “bit”. What I would do is suppress the frequencies at 400, 2000, and 2550 Hz(the F1, F2, and F3 formant frequencies of the IPA vowel “ɪ”, respectively) and boost the frequencies at 270, 2300, and 3000 Hz(the F1, F2, and F3 formant frequencies of the IPA vowel “i”, respectively).
the second method I use is if the word is pronounced correctly somewhere else in the song, I try to match the EQ of the wrong word to the EQ the correct word using the EQ matching feature. However, this method usually changes the colour of the mispronounced word.
It would be great if the plugin Waves creates could dynamically track the wrong formants, suppress them, and dynamically boost the formant frequencies of the target word.
Matthew Winn from the University of Minnesota has made a formant continuum but I cannot add a link to his personal website. The article and the script can be found by Googling “make formant coninuum by Matthew Winn”.
Looking forward to seeing such a plugin.