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Waves Tune Black Friday pricing from Waves is 79% off, which puts this pitch correction plugin at $29.99 until Nov 26, 2026.
Waves Tune is a vocal pitch correction plugin. The maker frames it as freedom more than repair: stretch your voice, try different techniques and push the performance, knowing wrong notes can be fixed afterwards.
If a take has one great vocal but a couple of off notes, you fix those notes and keep the feel of the performance.
The correction can be as precise or as broad as you want. The maker says it corrects pitch transparently, with natural results.
You control correction speed, transition time and amount, so a light touch and a hard effect both sit in the same plugin. Every pitch parameter is under your control, slides included.
The same engine can also be used creatively. According to the maker, Waves Tune handles pitch correction and creative pitch processing on monophonic instrument tracks, provided the notes sit in a range comparable to a singing voice.
The scale conforming is what keeps a correction musical. Pick one of the 43 scales, or build your own, and notes are pulled toward that set.
For the hard, robotic vocal sound heard in hip hop and EDM, the maker says the effect is easy to create.
Vibrato gets its own handling. You can retain the singer's natural vibrato and enhance it, or synthesize a new one.
On Mac, Waves Tune runs on macOS Monterey 12, Ventura 13, Sonoma 14 and Sequoia 15, in VST, AU and AAX formats.
On PC, it needs Windows 10 or later, in VST and AAX formats.
There is no AU version on Windows, so if you run a Windows DAW that only loads AU, the format list matters. Everything else on the list covers the common hosts.
Yes. The Waves Tune Black Friday deal takes 79% off this pitch correction plugin, bringing it to $29.99, and it runs until Nov 26, 2026. Waves Tune is a vocal plugin that also handles guitar and other monophonic instruments in a vocal's range.
The maker says it works for guitar and monophonic instruments whose single-note lines fall within a vocal's pitch range. It can also add pitch effects to those instruments, so it is not limited to correcting sung vocals.
Notes can be conformed to 43 scales, or to a custom scale you define. You also set correction speed, transition time and amount, which lets you move from subtle fixes to hard hip hop and EDM correction effects.
Yes. On Mac it comes as VST, AU and AAX and supports macOS Monterey 12, Ventura 13, Sonoma 14 and Sequoia 15. On PC it is VST and AAX and needs Windows 10 or later.
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