Connect a voice
Connect a microphone and grant access, import a solo vocal or use the synthetic demo. Monitoring starts off; enable it with headphones to avoid feedback.
ASTRATUNE / THE GUIDE
AstraTune is a vocal studio in your browser: live microphone tuning, stereo harmonies, expressive effects and note editing. From singing to rap, from a spoken phrase to a melody, explore your sound without losing the original recording.
Enter the studio ↗01 / YOUR FIRST TAKE
Connect a microphone and grant access, import a solo vocal or use the synthetic demo. Monitoring starts off; enable it with headphones to avoid feedback.
Set a key and scale. Adjust correction amount, retune speed and expression. Fast tuning creates a more pronounced effect, while a slower transition leaves more room for movement.
Record, compare the original and processed sound, then export a 24-bit WAV or an editable .astratune project. The original take stays separate from correction and effects.
02 / PITCH & EXPRESSION
Pitch correction moves a voice toward allowed notes. With AstraTune, you can control its strength, transpose the voice and adjust formants. Formant compensation remains a spectral approximation, not a perfect reconstruction of vocal tone.
The Intention pad combines vocal character and space. Its movements can be captured during a microphone take, edited as a curve, replayed and included in the export.
Color adds body, air and saturation. Space adds reverb, Echo adds delay, and Double creates a time-based double. Enable, reorder and adjust modules without rewriting the source audio.
AstraTune is an independent instrument, not Antares Auto-Tune or Celemony Melodyne. Its engine processes a monophonic voice; it does not separate multiple singers from a recording.
03 / CHOIR GEOMETRY
Choir Geometry adds two genuinely pitch-shifted voices. Choose a scale interval or a fixed octave. Move points A and B horizontally for stereo pan and vertically for level. Equivalent controls are available from the keyboard.
Constellation, Octaves and Embrace offer three starting points. The choir starts off; its settings travel with your project and processed WAV. Unlike the Double module, it produces pitch harmonies rather than just delayed copies.
04 / PHRASE COMPASS & EDITING
In the editor, select a note or place the playhead. Phrase Compass offers three local directions: Lift gradually raises the contour, Suspension opens up the ending, and Mirror reverses its movement. The proposals use musical rules, not a remote model.
Ghost notes distinguish the preview from your version. Hear the phrase, compare, then apply your choice as a single undoable action. You can then move notes, split or merge detections, and adjust modulation or drift. Correction boundaries do not move the underlying audio in time.
05 / YOUR VOICE STAYS HERE
06 / COMMON QUESTIONS
The web studio needs neither installation nor an account. Enable JavaScript and use a browser that supports Web Audio and AudioWorklet. This guide is readable without JavaScript. Microphone access and audio format support depend on your browser and device.
Yes. Import a solo vocal in mono or stereo, up to 50 MB and three minutes. WAV, MP3, M4A and OGG are common choices; decoding depends on your browser. Stereo input is mixed to mono for pitch correction.
No. Windowed processing, audio buffers and hardware introduce delay. The interface shows a partial estimate, not a round-trip measurement. Even a retune speed of 0 ms does not remove that delay.
The engine is designed for a solo voice. It does not separate vocals from instruments, automatically recognize backing-track chords or provide polyphonic correction.
No. The built-in demo is an original synthetic vocal phrase, clearly labeled as such. It lets you discover the controls without microphone access; it does not demonstrate processing quality on every human voice.
Not directly from this web page. A virtual microphone device or separate native integration would be needed. The current studio supports monitoring, recording and exporting the processed voice.
Your own performance is the best starting point.