How to Use Pitch: Essential Tips & Tricks For Beginners in 2025

Ever tried to make your voice sound different?

Maybe you wanted to sound like a robot, or sing higher?

The problem is, sometimes your vocal input just isn’t right. You want to change the tune, but how?

That’s where things get tricky. 

Luckily, there’s a way to get it right!

We’ll show you how to use pitch.

What is Pitch?

“Okay, so when we say ‘pitch’ here, we’re not talking about making your voice higher or lower.

We’re talking about how you share an idea, like when you’re trying to get someone excited about something.

Imagine you have a really cool idea for a new game, or a way to help people.

How do you tell someone about it so they get it?

That’s your ‘pitch.’

In today’s world, where AI is everywhere, a good pitch is super important.

You might need to pitch an idea to your teacher, to a group of friends, or even to a company.

It’s about explaining why your idea matters and why people should care.

Knowing Who You’re Talking To

Before you start pitching, you need to know who you’re talking to.

It’s like this: you wouldn’t tell a little kid about a video game the same way you’d tell a grown-up, right?

You’d use different words and explain things differently.

Same thing with pitching!

Think about it. Who are you trying to get excited about your idea?

Are they your friends, your teacher, or maybe a group of people at a science fair?

Each group is different.

• Friends: You can use more slang and talk about what’s cool and fun.
• Teachers: You need to be more formal and explain how your idea is useful or helpful.
• Science Fair Judges: You need to show you did your research and explain how your idea works.

Ask yourself these questions:

• What do they already know?
• What do they care about?
• What kind of words do they use?

If you know the answers, you can make your pitch fit them perfectly.

It’s like wearing the right clothes for the right party. You want to make sure your pitch ‘fits’ your audience. 

If you do this, they’ll be way more likely to listen and get excited about your idea.

Keep Your Message Super Clear

“Now, you know who you’re talking to.

Great! Next, you need to make sure your message is super clear.

Think of it like telling a joke.

If you tell it all jumbled up, nobody will get it. Your pitch is the same way.

Here are some easy tips:

• One Big Idea: Don’t try to explain a million things. Pick one main idea and stick to it.
• Simple Words: Don’t use big, fancy words that nobody understands. Use words your friends and family use.
• Short Sentences: Long sentences can be confusing. Keep your sentences short and to the point.
• Tell a Story: People love stories. If you can tell a story about your idea, it’ll be way more interesting.
• Get to the Point: Don’t waste time with extra stuff. Get to the important parts quickly.

Imagine you’re trying to explain your idea in 30 seconds.

Can you do it?

That’s called an ‘elevator pitch.’ If you can explain it that fast, you know you’re being clear.

Remember, you want people to say, ‘Oh, I get it!’ not, ‘Huh?’ Clear messages make your pitch strong.”

Visuals and Props

“Sometimes, just talking isn’t enough.

You need to show people what you mean.

That’s where visuals and props come in.

Think of it like a science fair project. You don’t just talk about your experiment; you show it!

Here are some easy ways to make your pitch look good:

• Pictures and Charts: If you’re talking about numbers, use a chart. If you’re talking about a thing, show a picture. Pictures make things easier to understand.
• Simple Slides: If you’re using a computer, make simple slides. Don’t put too much text on them. Use big, clear words and pictures.
• Props: If you have something real to show, bring it! If you’re pitching a new toy, bring the toy. If you’re pitching a new app, show it on a phone.
• Keep it Clean: Don’t use too many colors or fonts. Please keep it simple and easy to look at. You don’t want to confuse people.

Think about it like this: if you’re telling a story, you might show a picture of the main character.

If you’re explaining how something works, you might draw a diagram.

Visuals and props make your pitch more interesting and easier to understand.

They help people see what you’re talking about.

Advanced Pitch AI Features

Alright, so you’ve learned the basics of Pitch AI.

Now, let’s talk about some of the cool, advanced stuff that can really make your presentations shine.

You might be thinking, ‘I’ve tried making presentations before, but I can’t figure out how to make them really good.

Well, Pitch AI can be your ultimate guide.

Imagine you need to adjust the pitch of your presentation to different audiences. 

Maybe you need to transpose complex data into easy-to-understand visuals. Pitch AI can help you do that.

Here’s how Pitch AI takes your presentations to the next level:

• Pitch Correction and Harmony: It can help correct any inconsistencies in your message and create harmony between your visuals and your spoken words.
• MIDI and Automation: You can automate the flow of your presentation, like a MIDI keyboard controlling a synth, ensuring a smooth and engaging experience.
• Frequency and Tunings: You can adjust the frequency of your message, focusing on the most important points, and fine-tune your tunings for different audiences.
• Pitch Bend and Effects: You can use Pitch Bend and other fx to add emphasis and keep your audience engaged.
• Sample and Pitch Block: You can easily edit or delete a pitch block or sample slide and ensure your presentation flows seamlessly.
• Latency and Real-Time: Pitch AI helps you deliver your presentation in real time with minimal latency, ensuring a smooth and professional delivery.
• VST Plugins and Browser: You can even integrate VST plugins and use Pitch AI directly in your browser.
• Tutorials and Forum: If you get stuck, you can find helpful tutorials and top posts on the Pitch AI forum.
• Use Case and digital: For any use case, Pitch AI helps you create powerful digital presentations.
• Analog and Amp: Even if you are trying to give a presentation that has analog components, and using an amp for audio, Pitch AI can help manage your audio.
• Detuned and Thicker: If you want to make your presentation thicker with extra information but not detuned from the main idea, Pitch AI can help manage that.
• Keyboard and Input: You can use a keyboard for easy input of information, and Pitch AI will make that data look great.

Conclusion

So, we’ve talked about how Pitch AI can help you make awesome presentations.

Remember, it’s not just about throwing slides together.

It’s about knowing who you’re talking to, keeping your message clear, and making it look good.

Pitch AI is like a helpful friend that guides you through the whole process.

It helps you fix mistakes, practice your delivery, and make sure your presentation is top-notch.

Whether you’re presenting a school project, a new idea, or anything else, Pitch AI can help you get your message across.

It’s all about making your ideas shine and making sure people understand what you’re trying to say.

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