Audimee

Audimee is an audio editing tool. Audimee's free online vocal tuner corrects pitch with quick vibrato and pitch knobs plus a manual pitch editor, then renders the tuned take in a chosen voice. Paid users can train a model on their own voice for same-person tuning.

Audimee's vocal tuner is a browser based tool for correcting pitch on recorded vocals. It sits inside a wider voice platform, so tuning is not the end of the process: you upload or record a take, choose a voice for the rendered result, and then adjust pitch before converting the audio into that voice. Two workflows are offered. Quick tuning exposes knobs for vibrato and pitch, which suits performances that are already close and only need modest correction. The manual pitch editor is the precise route, letting you reshape the pitch line with what the page describes as powerful yet intuitive tools. Audimee argues that its AI approach keeps a natural sound even when changes are drastic, which is the main differentiator it claims against conventional tuning. The intended users are singers, producers and content creators who work with vocal recordings and want adjustments without a full DAW plugin chain. Because the same interface supports picking a different voice for the final output, it also serves people making cover vocals or experimenting with alternate vocal identities. Paying users can train a model on their own voice and apply it for same-person tuning, so the original timbre can be preserved while the pitch is corrected. In practice the flow is linear. Load audio or record directly, select a voice, tune with the knobs or open the pitch editor, then convert and listen. If the result is not right, you can keep tuning or switch to another voice without starting over. The vocal tuner is one of several tools on the site, alongside an AI singing voice generator, a harmony tool and a stem splitter, so it fits as the pitch-correction step in a larger vocal production chain rather than as a standalone mixing suite. The page markets the tuner as free, though the site distinguishes free use from paid features such as custom voice training, and it does not publish detailed price figures on this page.