Pitch correction you can sing through — real time, at latency built for the monitor chain. It moves the note and leaves the rest of the take alone.
End-to-end delay against the dry take, swept at 44.1, 48, and 96 kHz across three retune speeds — the same number at every rate and every speed. Live runs a drift-resampler path that holds correction at 2.6 ms while tracking the full range down to 50 Hz. The three PSOLA modes trade latency for depth: Crisp at 18 ms and Voice at 28 ms both hold an 80 Hz floor, and Full reaches down to 50 Hz at 44 ms. Notes below a mode's floor pass through untouched.
Nothing ships on a hunch. Every audible change is measured against the industry-standard tuner on real recordings, then confirmed in blind listening before it merges. Most ideas don't survive that.
The engine is built for a live chain. Every processing block has a latency budget, checked before it ships, and note transitions land where you sang them.
Pick a key and correction lands only on the notes in it. Toggle individual notes for custom scales, or run chromatic and correct to every semitone.
Retune speed runs from transparent touch-up to full hard-tune. Character presets are stored apart from song setup, so the sound survives a key change.
Drop it on the master or an instrumental bus and it answers one question: what key is this song in? A neural detector listens to the last 15 seconds and keeps averaging for as long as the song plays, then hands the key to Performative over sixteen bytes of shared memory on your own machine — no files, no network. It exists because a plugin on the vocal only ever hears the vocal, which is the weakest key evidence there is. Free, VST3, bit-transparent, no added latency.
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