Coming soon

Nature Fork

Pitch correction you can see: the note sung, the note aimed at, and the note that leaves.

Nature Fork is a pitch corrector for a single voice or a single-note instrument. It works live, while the singer sings, and it can also capture a phrase and lay it out as notes to move by hand. Its screen shows three lines over a note grid: the pitch as sung, the note it is aiming at, and the pitch that leaves.

24: presets

See it up close

For Tuning a lead or backing vocal, from a correction nobody notices to the hard stepped effect, and tuning bass, saxophone or solo strings one note at a time.

Centre, Drift and Vibrato are separate controls: the middle of a note can be brought to pitch while the singer’s own vibrato and slides are kept, calmed or flattened.
It corrects by how sure it is of the pitch. Breaths and consonants pass untouched, and show grey on the waveform under the graph.
Three engines (Natural, Classic, Hard), a retune speed, an amount and a humanise control. Formant and throat can stay as sung or be moved on their own.
Follow Music listens to the band at the side-chain and aims at the notes of the chord being played, not only at the scale.
Notes mode: capture a pass, then drag any note up or down, split it, join two, draw a pitch line, or leave a note alone. Each note keeps its own settings, with undo and redo.
The tuner panel shows the note name, how many cents sharp or flat, the pitch in hertz and how much correction is applied.
This is a concept preview running in the browser, measured on a synthetic singer; it has not been judged by ear on real voices yet. One note at a time only: chords are not edited. Notes cannot be moved in time. The VST3 is not built.

Status Concept preview (browser). VST3 not built yet
Modes Live and Notes
Controls 14 dials, a scale keyboard, key and scale
Presets 24
Delay 4 to 13 ms in low latency, 9 to 31 ms otherwise, by voice range

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