Pitch-shifters

We check out Antares’ latest fine‑tuning of their flagship product.

Vocal pitch correction is fundamental to modern production styles, and now there’s a fresh alternative to the established heavyweights.

Waves have a knack of making sophisticated plug‑ins easy to use, and this one is no exception.

Have Slate Digital perfected real‑time pitch‑correction?

Combining the classic vocoder with Antares’ popular pitch processor, this plug‑in is capable of some pretty 'out there' effects.

Auto-Tune keeps evolving, and the latest version incorporates both its best pitch-correction ever and a nod to its past.

Is it really possible to carry out studio-quality pitch-correction in real time? Waves think so...

Auto-Tune is said to be the biggest-selling plug-in of all time. How does the new version shape up against the competition?

The latest version of Zplane's Vielklang will not only generate harmonies from your vocals, but put them in tune first!

BIASs latest plug-in promises a quick and easy path to a modern vocal sound.

In its new Direct Note Access, the latest version of Celemony's Melodyne introduces what might just be the most hotly anticipated piece of music technology ever. Will mixing and remixing ever be the same again?

Auto-Tune has been the industry-standard pitch-correction tool ever since its 1997 release. Does the latest Evo version keep the competition at bay?

Auto-Tune has been the industry standard pitch-correction tool for many years, and version 5 introduces many new features, but it faces its strongest competition yet from the new plug-in version of Celemony's Melodyne. So which one should you buy?

Serato's Pitch 'n Time has carved out a reputation as one of the best time-stretching and pitch-shifting plug-ins out there, with special features including 'morphing' time-stretch and the ability to recreate varispeed effects.

If you need a new way of adapting the feel of a loop, or you want decent pitch-shifting and time-stretching on a budget, Psoft's inexpensive utility might be for you.

A Powercore version of Antares' ubiquitous Auto-Tune pitch corrector was announced in 2001, but it never appeared. Is TC's new Intonator HS plug-in a viable alternative?