Tune Audacity [extra Quality] | Auto

Save yourself the headache. Keep Audacity for editing and noise reduction. Download a free VST like Graillon or MAutoPitch for actual auto-tune. Your listeners' ears will thank you.

You get a spectral analysis graph and a dropdown menu for musical keys. 1. It is genuinely free. You cannot beat the price. For a podcaster who just hit one sour note on an otherwise perfect take, the built-in Pitch Correction effect is a lifesaver. It scans the selection, detects the pitch, and snaps it to the nearest semitone in your chosen scale. auto tune audacity

For bass guitar or synth leads, the Sliding Stretch is excellent. It allows you to draw a curve to slowly glide a note up or down over time. This is great for fixing the tail end of a sustained note that went flat. The Bad (And Often, The Ugly) 1. No real-time playback. This is the biggest hurdle. In Reaper (with ReaTune) or FL Studio (with NewTone), you sing, you see the pitch graph, you drag the line. In Audacity, you guess, select, apply, listen, undo, and repeat. For a three-minute vocal track, this turns a 10-minute job into a two-hour nightmare. Save yourself the headache