retune
from a hard, instant snap to a slow, natural glide — one dial decides how firmly it grabs the note.
pitch correction
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it tracks the voice, moves it onto the note and leaves the formants where they were — so a corrected line still sounds like the singer, not a smaller version of them.
leave it on.
near-zero latency and a detector that stops working when nobody is singing. it costs you almost nothing to keep it running from the scratch vocal to the final mix.
sineTune tracks and re-pitches a vocal in real time, with near-zero latency and a very light cpu load, so you can leave it on while you track.
it keeps the singer’s formants intact, so corrected notes still sound like them — never thin, never chipmunked. push retune for the hard, instant snap, or ease it back for a natural glide, then dial in humanize to put a little life back on top.
formant moves the voice’s body independently of its pitch, vibrato re-shapes the wobble instead of flattening it, and give lets the note breathe before it locks. the mouth on the front reacts to the voice going through it.
from a hard, instant snap to a slow, natural glide — one dial decides how firmly it grabs the note.
full correction that still breathes. adds tiny, human movement so a tuned vocal doesn’t sit there like a machine.
moves the body of the voice without moving its pitch. a little down for weight, a little up for a smaller throat — the note stays exactly where you put it.
correction usually irons the wobble flat. this re-shapes it instead, so the singer’s own vibrato survives being tuned.
eases correction off while a note is already close, so it can breathe before it locks. the scoops a singer means survive; the wrong notes still get fixed.
flip to low-latency and monitor through it while you track. 1.2 ms, always reported to your daw.
| version | date | notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2.0.0 | 2026-08-29 | Added: Formant control, Vibrato, Give, MIDI and auto-key detection mode. Much lower CPU |
| 1.0.0 | 2026-07-24 | Initial release |