BandLab Introduces More Precise Vocal Tuning

US Individual notes can now be tuned within a recording      13/08/26

BandLab Introduces More Precise Vocal Tuning


BandLab tells us that they have introduced more precise vocal tuning with their Retune vocal editing tool that allows fine-tuning of individual notes within a recording. Here's their press release with the details...

As more artists record and produce their own music, the tools they use need to offer both simplicity and precision. BandLab is bringing those two ideas together with its latest vocal production update.

BandLab has just introduced Retune, a new vocal editing tool that lets creators fine-tune individual notes within a recording. Rather than applying pitch correction across an entire vocal, Retune automatically breaks a recording into individual pitch segments that users can manually adjust, giving them more precise control over how they shape a performance.

Creators can drag individual segments up or down by as much as a full octave, make adjustments down to the cent, and slice segments manually for even more granular editing. The tool gives producers a way to make subtle corrections or more noticeable changes while staying within BandLab Studio.

ABOUT BANDLAB
BandLab's vision is simple: a future where there are no boundaries to making and sharing music. Founded in 2015, BandLab is the next-generation social music creation platform on a mission to break down the technical, geographic, and creative barriers for musicians and fans. Free-to-use, the mobile-first cross-platform DAW and social network unites the entire creator journey into one place, boasting a suite of features and tools for creators to make music, share their music with fans, earn a living, and even top the charts.

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