We edit your vocal tracks manually because despite the vast variety of online autotune applications, they are far from perfect. For high-quality vocal tuning, you still need a professional musician to listen to the resulting sound and know what application to use, when and how to use it.

Automatically corrected vocals may turn out sounding unnatural and a person familiar with singing pitch correction will spot the difference instantly. The general audience may also hear the corrected note sounding a bit unpleasant. There will be a shade of artificially generated, robotic notes.

In order to create a perfect vocal track, we use Celemony Melodyne pitch correction and other applications including VariAudio, ReVoicePro, Autotune, and Waves Tune. We always use manual editing applications like Melodyne, autotune alone can never give you high-quality results because of its limitations.

Aren’t too many artists now applying vocal corrections to their performances? Automatic pitch correction may seem like a growing tendency that is going to sweep away the difference between an amateur and a professional, making everyone able to sing perfectly. But, of course, it’s not true.

We know from multiple examples that many legends who made it to the top of the music charts were and are far away from always singing the exact notes. It has always taken rather a unique imperfection than a perfect pitch to rise to the top. However, off-tune singing can sound amateur and unpleasant.

So, yes, it’s absolutely professional to work on the vocal pitch. Correct it if you need, and when you choose to change some parts of your recording, trust only manual pitch correction. Professional musicians at Maximum Mixing have worked on many songs, different genres, and styles. With our voice editing service, we’ll correct your vocal gently, using a combination of applications. The result will sound as natural as possible, without the trace of features pertaining to automatic correction.