آواز درست کریں: مائیک سے ریکارڈ کریں یا فائل اپ لوڈ کر کے MP3 ڈاؤن لوڈ کریں۔
Allow the microphone, sing or speak, then stop. Max 90 seconds per take.
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Record or upload, pick a style and scale, then start. Ads may show during and after conversion. The MP3 downloads when ready.
Use Live voice to capture the mic, or upload an MP3/WAV of a vocal take.
Hard snaps notes quickly. Natural is smoother. Pick chromatic, major, minor, or pentatonic and a key.
Pitch is detected (YIN) and retuned with overlap-add. The file downloads automatically when ready.
This is real pitch correction, not only a chorus effect. The engine estimates the sung note, snaps it to the nearest scale degree, and time-shifts each grain so the melody sits in tune. Hard style is the familiar radio/T-Pain sound. Natural keeps more of your original slides.
Record in the browser, then autotune the take. No extra app.
Drop a vocal MP3, WAV, M4A, or WebM and correct it the same way.
Hard locks notes tightly. Natural eases the correction.
Chromatic, major, minor, or pentatonic in any key from C through B.
Live takes up to 90 seconds. Uploads up to 3 minutes and 80 MB. Best on a dry vocal; loud music behind the voice can confuse pitch detection. Files are processed then deleted.
Yes. Record or upload, convert, and download without an account. Ads may appear during and after conversion.
Yes. Pitch is measured with YIN and each note is snapped to your scale, then grains are retuned. It is not a studio Antares plugin, but it is true pitch correction rather than a fake chorus.
Yes. Choose Live voice, allow the mic, record, stop, then Autotune. If the browser blocks the mic, upload a file instead.
Hard is the robotic, locked-note sound. Natural still corrects pitch but follows your slides more.
If you are unsure, use Chromatic. If you know the song is in C major, pick Major and key C.
It works best on a solo vocal. A full song with drums and bass can hide the melody.
No. It is processed then deleted from the server.
The take may be too quiet, too short, too long, or mostly noise. Record closer to the mic or upload a clearer vocal.