Retune lets you adjust the pitch of your vocal recordings at a detailed level. It separates your audio into segments that you can drag up or down to fix or fine-tune notes with more precision. Built right into the Audio Editor, it gives you a clear and visual way to easily shape your sound.
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- Go to your Voice/Audio track and open the
Retune in the lower-left part of the Audio Editor tab
- Your entire track is automatically split into pitch segments represented by blocks across the timeline. Drag segments up or down to adjust the pitch by cents. You can only adjust one segment at a time
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You can
Undo,
Redo the changes, or Reset All Edits from the
three-dot button in the upper right corner
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To slice a segment, place the Playhead on the segment and click
Slice in the lower right. You can turn off
Snap-to-grid in the upper-right to have finer control over where you place the Playhead
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Set a playback cycle by clicking the red Cycle bar on the transport bar or by pressing C on your keyboard
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You can zoom out/in using the
/
magnifying glass buttons in the upper right
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Listen to the playback and navigate the timeline using the
Play,
Pause, and
Back controls. Enabling
Solo lets you hear only the track in the Pitch Editor
- Tap your Voice/Audio track and go to the
Source tab
- Tap
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Your entire track is automatically split into pitch segments represented by blocks across the timeline. Drag segments up or down to adjust the pitch by cents. You can only adjust one segment at a time
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You can
- To slice a segment, place the Playhead on the segment and tap
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Set a playback cycle by tapping the red Cycle bar on the transport bar above. When it's highlighted in bright red, this means that a looped cycle is enabled. Extend or shorten the Cycle bar by dragging the start and end handles to the left or right. Tap the cycle bar again to disable it
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Listen to the playback and navigate the timeline using the
- Retune is only available on Voice/Audio tracks
- Retune lets you adjust the pitch of your recording. If you want to edit the actual region, check out Editing Audio Regions
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