Make notes feel intentional.
Explore the relationship between your vocal, its melody and the harmony of the song before reaching for extreme correction.
THE ART OF PITCH CORRECTION
Hit the note.
Keep the feeling.
Meet VocalTuner — an independent vocal pitch-correction plugin project for creators who want a voice that feels right in the mix, without losing the performance behind it.
In development. Pricing, formats and release details will be confirmed before sales open.
vocalTunerPITCH EDITOR
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KEEP THE EXPRESSIONSHAPE THE PITCHSTAY IN THE FLOWMAKE IT YOURS
THE IDEAPitch correction with
Pitch correction with
music at the center.
Every vocal performance carries character. Our product direction puts musical choices ahead of one-size-fits-all processing.
Respect the performance.
Timing, slides and vibrato make a voice recognizable. Learn when to leave them alone and when to reshape the sound.
Natural or unmistakable.
Sometimes pitch correction should disappear. Sometimes it should become part of the hook. Both are valid creative directions.
Feature panels describe the design direction; confirmed specifications will be published at release.
THE VOCAL WORKFLOWRead the vocal tuning guide ↗
Better tuning starts before the first knob.
Great vocal production is about decisions, not presets. Here's a practical workflow to guide any pitch-correction session.
01
Know your key.
Find the song's key or identify the notes used in the melody.
02
Shape the response.
Use gentler correction for expression or faster response for a deliberate effect.
03
Judge in context.
Listen with the instrumental, compare bypassed audio and keep what serves the track.
THE ORIGINAL PERFORMANCE01—03
Listen first. Tune second.
A concept illustration, not an audio measurement.
CREATIVE CONTROLA concept illustration, not an audio measurement.
YOUR SOUND, YOUR CHOICEThere isn't one right
There isn't one right
way to tune a voice.
Two ways to approach vocal pitch correction. The best setting is the one that fits the song.
Let the singer sound like themselves.
Preserve expressive transitions and use light-handed pitch correction to support a strong take.
Make pitch correction part of the sound.
Faster pitch transitions can be an aesthetic choice in pop, trap, hip-hop and electronic vocals.
MEET VOCALTUNERMake room for
Make room for
the next take.
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THE VOCAL LABMake more music.
Make more music.
Learn as you go.
Practical, non-hype explanations of vocal tuning — written for people making real tracks.
VOCAL BASICS
What is vocal pitch correction?
A clear explanation of pitch detection, correction and what changes in the sound.
Read the guide ↗THE WORKFLOWHow to tune vocals naturally
A musical, step-by-step approach to polished vocals without flattening emotion.
Read the guide ↗THE DIFFERENCEPitch correction vs. pitch shifting
Two common tools, different jobs. Understand when to reach for each.
Read the guide ↗QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Before you turn the dial.
What is vocal pitch correction?
Pitch correction adjusts notes in a recorded or live vocal toward a desired pitch. It can be used subtly to support a performance or deliberately to create a pronounced effect. Learn how it works.
Can I buy VocalTuner today?
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Is it available for macOS, Windows, VST3 or AU?
We're not publishing unverified compatibility claims. See the compatibility page for the latest confirmed information before buying.
Can pitch correction sound natural?
Yes. The result depends on the input performance, target notes, retune behavior and how you preserve transitions and expression. Our natural tuning guide covers the technique.
Does pitch correction replace vocal practice?
No. Editing can refine a recording, but pitch, phrasing, timing and vocal control still start with the performance.