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Every vocal track as a separate WAV from the start of the song, and the instrumental as one file.

A rough bounce of the song shows us the intended phrasing and where each vocal sits.

Choose the number of songs and vocal tracks. Note anything you want left alone, like a deliberate slide or a loose ad-lib.

Zip the files, upload them and pay by card. The total is shown before checkout.

We tune and align every vocal by hand and send it back within 2–3 days per song. Ask for changes in any of the 6 revision rounds.

Edited vocal tracks as WAV, lined up with your instrumental and ready for the mix.
Two real vocals from our sessions: play the raw take, then the edited one.
Pitch and timing correction done by hand, note by note, in Melodyne, VariAudio, ReVoice Pro, Auto-Tune or Waves Tune. Lead and background vocals end up in tune and in time with each other, and still sound like the singer.
Make an Order*Price depends on the project size — calculate your exact price on the order page. Not happy with the result? See our refund policy.
Automatic tuning pulls every note toward the nearest pitch at the same speed. That works as an effect, but on a natural vocal it flattens slides, vibrato and the small pitch movements that make a singer recognizable. Manual editing means an engineer goes through the vocal note by note and decides what to fix and what to leave.
We work mostly in Celemony Melodyne, and use VariAudio, ReVoice Pro, Auto-Tune or Waves Tune when a part needs them.
How natural the result sounds depends on how far off the take is. A slightly flat chorus becomes impossible to hear. A line that is a semitone out all the way through will show some processing, and re-singing it is often the better fix.

As the result of manual pitch correction you receive:
Aren’t too many artists now applying vocal corrections to their performances? Automatic pitch correction may seem like a growing tendency that is going to sweep away the difference between an amateur and a professional, making everyone able to sing perfectly. But, of course, it’s not true.
We know from multiple examples that many legends who made it to the top of the music charts were and are far away from always singing the exact notes. It has always taken rather a unique imperfection than a perfect pitch to rise to the top. However, off-tune singing can sound amateur and unpleasant.

So yes, correcting pitch is normal, as long as the listener can’t tell. Fix what pulls the song down and keep the character.
When you unite all your recorded lead and back vocals, there may occur a difference in timing every now and then between them. Even the split-second shift creates unpleasant moments of dissonance within the song. That is why, together with vocal tuning, we provide also time alignment.
We make sure the vocals are absolutely coherent and synchronized at every part of the song. Our professional musicians will listen to your multitrack and manually correct the timing at places when needed. As the result, you’ll receive harmony between all your vocal tracks.
Order vocal editing here when you mix the song yourself or with another engineer and need the vocals ready first. If we are mixing the song, you don’t need a separate order: add Vocal Rescue (manual pitch and time correction, note by note) on the Mixing or Complete Mixing and Mastering form for $100 per song. Doing it yourself? Start with our guides Melodyne vs Auto-Tune and how to use Auto-Tune.
Manual pitch correction that sounds natural
Manual time alignment of the vocal tracks
We send you the corrected multitrack in 2-3 days per song or even earlier
6 revision rounds included
Not sure the vocal needs editing? Send the song for a free track review and an engineer will tell you.
The price depends on how many vocal tracks the song has. Up to 4 vocal tracks cost $57, so a song with one or two vocals is $57 too; 7 tracks are $100, 10 are $143, and 50 are $714. Session vocalists can record missing background vocals for $200 per song. You get the edited vocal tracks back as WAV files in 2–3 days per song, with 6 revision rounds included.
Export the vocal tracks and the instrumental, zip them and upload the zip on the order page. Choose the number of songs and vocal tracks, add your notes and a demo mix, then pay at checkout.
Pitch and timing correction done by hand. An engineer works through each vocal note by note in Melodyne or a similar editor, instead of running it through automatic tuning.
Export each vocal track separately and the instrumental as one file, all from the same start point, plus a demo mix. Before uploading, load the files into an empty session to check they line up and run the full length. Then zip them.
Usually there will be no robotic effect on the voice. But it depends on how out of tone you are.
Yes, that would be perfect! We will get an idea of the correct placement.
No. The demo shows us the arrangement and how the vocals sit. A reference is a released song whose vocal sound you like; send one if you have it.
Six rounds are included. Vocal notes are usually specific (“keep the slide in the second verse”, “tighten the doubles in the hook”), so one or two rounds tend to cover them. If revisions start going in circles, we tell you before quoting anything extra.
Any genre. Rap vocals often need timing work more than pitch; sung pop, R&B and rock usually need both.
The studio is based in Rubí (Barcelona), Spain. Our engineers work remotely from several countries; the same named people handle every record.
Yes: 2% off per song in the order, applied automatically. Ten songs come out 20% cheaper.
Sometimes a song needs background vocals that were never recorded. Session vocalists can record them for you; it is an add-on on the order form, $200 per song.
Sure. Write to us in the live chat or at info@majormixing.com.
A named engineer listens properly and writes back with exactly what is holding the track back and what to do about it. Free, always — no card, no order first, and no obligation to use us afterwards.