Tune Vocals
Tune an isolated vocal to a scale and compare the result with the original.
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How to use Tune Vocals
- Import a dry, isolated lead vocal with one sung note at a time. For a song with backing instruments, first isolate the singer with Vocal Remover and check the stem for bleed.
- Choose Chromatic if you want all 12 notes available. If you know the song’s key, select Major or Minor and set the Root note, such as A for A minor.
- Set Correction strength and select Create tuned WAV. Switch between Original and Tuned on the same playhead. Check held notes and slides, then lower the strength if you want to keep more of the singer’s pitch movement.
- Download the 32-bit float WAV and line it up with the original vocal in your DAW. The export preserves the timing of the take.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of vocal file works best?
Use a mono or stereo recording up to three minutes with one clear lead. Harmonies, vocal doubles, heavy reverb, and backing instruments make it harder to track the intended pitch.
Should I choose Chromatic, Major, or Minor?
Chromatic is a useful starting point if the key is unknown or the melody uses notes outside the key. Use Major or Minor with the correct root note to limit correction to that scale.
How can I keep vibrato and slides sounding natural?
Start with a lower correction strength and compare the same phrase in both previews. Focus on the transition into the held note and the end of the phrase. Increase strength only where the result sounds closer to the performance you want.
Does Tune Vocals upload my recording?
When you load a supported file from your device, decoding, pitch correction, and WAV export all run in your browser. If your browser cannot read the file, try a PCM WAV.
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