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- Free
- Open Source
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Comments about Autotalent as an Alternative to Auto-Tune
- Autotalent is Free and Open Source
Auto-Tune AlternativesOnly apps categorised as Music Production Apps
The best Music Production alternative to Auto-Tune is Autotalent, which is both free and Open Source. If that doesn't suit you, our users have ranked more than 10 alternatives to Auto-Tune and six of them are Music Production Apps so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. Other interesting Music Production App alternatives to Auto-Tune are Celemony Melodyne, Voloco, TalentedHack and Revoice Pro.
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12 Celemony Melodyne alternativesCelemony Melodyne is the perfect quick and easy tool for all your tuning needs. Great for editing pitches of instrument and vocal recordings (auto-tuning your voice) and even sounding like a robot!
14 Voloco alternativesVoloco is a real-time voice-processing app that combines automatic tuning and vocoding. You can pick a song from your library to sing or hum along to, and Voloco will automatically guess the key of the song and pitch correct your voice to that key.
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- Free
- Proprietary
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- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
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A Pitch Correction LV2 plugin derived from Autotalent This plugin should work basically the same as Autotalent except:
It is an LV2 plugin instead of an LADSPA plugin It provides MIDI output of the pitch It accepts MIDI input It separates the pull to semitone and.
Revoice Pro is an audio plugin used for vocal tuning, time correction and ADR. Revoice tightens timing, pitch and vibrato for vocals or solo instruments. Revoice Pro is used by top producers around the world such as Adele's producer.
7 NewTone alternativesNewTone is a pitch-correction and time manipulation editor that allows to slice, correct, edit vocals, instrumentals and other recordings.
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It may not have a fancy GUI, but it works inside Audacity (at least on linux) and does allow for pulling toward, away from, or to just ignore the state of each note in the scale.