Waves Tune

Waves Tune

Surgical vocal pitch correction

If You Didn’t Have Perfect Pitch… You Do Now

Pitch correction isn’t only about fixing mistakes, but giving you freedom. Go ahead: stretch your voice, try out different techniques, and push your performance. If you sing an unexpectedly great vocal but there are a couple of wrong notes, just fix them—and preserve that special magic.

Waves Tune is as precise or as broad as you want. Or, get creative: Waves Tune can add amazing pitch effects to any instrument whose single-note lines fall within a vocal’s pitch range.

Corrective or Creative Pitch Control: Your Choice

Keep the Vocal Natural—Or Go Wild

Waves Tune can deliver formant-corrected pitch shifts so transparent you can’t tell they’re being applied. Or go to extremes, for the “hard” correction T-Pain sound that dominates hip hop and EDM.

Ready. Set. Correct.

Start playback on your DAW's timeline, and you’re ready to correct. For hosts that support ReWire, you can initiate most transport functions in Tune's graphic display—there’s no need to click the DAW’s timeline while editing.

Broad or Detailed Editing

Separate notes by slicing, combine notes by merging, then edit pitch curves to perfection with Pencil, Curve, and Line tools. Create slides, draw custom pitch curves, and apply them to individual notes or groups of notes.

Easy Harmonies

You don’t need to know music theory to create harmonies with Waves Tune. Click on the virtual keyboard to play notes, decide which one creates the harmony you want, and then move the graphic display’s note to that pitch.

Enhance, Remove, or Add Vibrato

Emphasize a vocal’s natural vibrato to keep the vocalist’s expressiveness; reduce it, or even flatten it. But you can also synthesize vibrato, with controls for vibrato delay, attack time to fade it, rate, and even four waveforms for cool “warble” effects.

Pitch Control with MIDI

Not happy with the notes you have? Assign a MIDI track to Waves Tune, and play back the track’s notes. Or, hook up a MIDI controller (like a keyboard or set of pads), and control the notes in real time.