Tune a vocal without
losing the voice.
See every note in your vocal and move it by hand. Fix one that sits out of tune or lands off the beat, and it still sounds like you.
- VST3
- AU
- CLAP
- Standalone
- macOS first, Windows to follow
See every note in your vocal and move it by hand. Fix one that sits out of tune or lands off the beat, and it still sounds like you.
What it does
PitchDance turns a recording into notes on a piano roll. It handles the analysis. Where the notes end up is up to you.
The whole take sits on a piano roll. Drag a note in semitones, or hold Alt for cents. Holding a note plays it, so you hear where it lands before you let go.
Pitch and formant are separate handles. Retune a note a long way without it going chipmunk, or leave the pitch alone and shift the character instead.
Notes move sideways too. Drag a late entrance onto the beat, stretch a clipped syllable, or run Quantize Time over a phrase and choose how hard it snaps.
Correct Pitch pulls the take toward your key, by an amount you set. Run it, listen, then hand-fix the two or three notes where the right answer is a judgment call.
Esses and breaths have no pitch. Shifting them anyway is why tuned vocals lisp. PitchDance marks them inside each note and leaves them exactly where they were.
Buy it, get a key by email, paste it in. No account, and nothing phones home. The key keeps working whether or not the machine ever sees the internet again.
How it works
Insert the plugin, hit Transfer and play the part to send it over from your DAW. Or drop a file on the standalone app.
Fix pitch and timing, reshape vibrato, shift formants. Hold a note to audition an edit before you commit.
Print the result back to the track, or export a WAV or a MIDI file.
As a plugin it lives on the track: transfer the part in, edit it, and the result renders back into your session. The standalone app is for when all you have is a file that needs fixing.
Coming soon
PitchDance is in the final stretch before release. Leave your email and you'll get the $29 launch price the day it ships.
One email when it launches, maybe one before. That's it.