Record a vocal take. Search through your plugin effects list on that track and select Auto-Tune to apply the plugin to the vocal track. Click on the Auto-Tune plugin so the plugin's controls appear onscreen.
Set “Key” and “Scale” to suit the key and scale of the specific vocal track you have recorded, and choose an “Input Type,” such as “Soprano” or “Alto.” To replicate the Daft Punk song "One More Time," select Dmaj as the "Key" and Alto/Tenor as the "Scale."
Set “Retune Speed” to fast, or 0. Set “Scale Detune” to midway between 0 and -5.
Set "Formant Correction” to 0, disabling the function. Formant correction retains the natural sound of the human voice, which the effect must override.
Set “Natural Vibrato” halfway, at 0.0. Set “Pitch Amount” to 100.
Set “Amplitude Amount” to 0. Set “Formant Amount” to 30.
Set the “Rate,” “Onset Delay,” “Variation” and “Onset Rate” dials all to 0. Set “Create Vibrato” to “No Vibrato.”