x42 Auto Tune
Partial: Automatic pitch correction for one singing voice as an LV2 plug-in; no per-note editing.
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
Free tools tune a single voice automatically, but none edits the individual notes inside chords or other polyphonic recordings.
$399 USDone-time
≈$568.85 CAD one-time (converted from USD)
Years, or a funded team
An editor’s estimate for a free tool that ranks Strong.
Nobody has asked for one yet.
The capabilities that keep people paying for Melodyne.
Polyphonic note detection and editing
Separate the notes of a chord or guitar strum in a mixed recording and move each one on its own.
Note-level pitch, timing and formant editing
Graphical tools to fix drift, vibrato and timing per note, not only snap a voice to a scale.
DAW integration through ARA
Edit audio directly on the host's timeline without bouncing, following its tempo and tracks.
Multi-track editing
See and edit the notes of several tracks together to keep harmonies in tune with each other.
Separating notes from polyphonic audio is research-grade signal processing, and a usable editor also needs low-artifact pitch and time resynthesis and ARA host support.
Each covers part of the job. None replaces Melodyne yet.
Partial: Automatic pitch correction for one singing voice as an LV2 plug-in; no per-note editing.
Partial: A free DAW that can host correction plug-ins; it has no note-level audio editing.
These are mapped to Melodyne at the Situational tier: they fit some uses only.
Best for automatic tuning of a single voice in a DAW
Free LV2 plug-in with macOS, Windows and Linux builds. It resamples the signal, so it suits small corrections on a single voice only.
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Last checked : an editor confirmed that no free alternative ranks Strong.
Price: Melodyne 5 editor, checked Oct 7, 2026. Price source. USD to CAD at 1.4257 as of Oct 7, 2026.
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