Vocal Pitch & Timing Fix
Budget: $50 – $60 USD
I have a single-track female vocal that needs professional polishing. The opening line—“Embrace me, my sweet embraceable you”—is spot-on, but from there the performance starts to show strain and a few pitch slips.
Key points you’ll tackle
• High notes: “irreplaceable” (0:30), “gypsy” (0:55) and “embraceable” (1:41) sound tight and forced. Please smooth those moments so they sit naturally without losing character.
• Timing: at 1:32 the phrase “Come to Moma, come to Moma” lands roughly half a second late. I want a manual nudge so it locks perfectly to the instrumental reference.
• Pitch: clean up obvious slips across the take and leave the rest as natural as possible—no robotic over-tuning, just a tasteful Melodyne/Auto-Tune touch that keeps the emotion intact.
The total length of her vocal track is slightly less than a minute and a half.
When you’re done, send back:
1. The corrected vocal stem as a 24-bit WAV.
2. A quick reference mix against the original instrumental.
3. (Optional) Your session file or detailed notes so I can see exactly what was moved or tuned.
If you’re comfortable working in Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, or any DAW that lets you print clean edits, this should be straightforward. Let me know your turnaround time and any questions you have before you dive in.
Key points you’ll tackle
• High notes: “irreplaceable” (0:30), “gypsy” (0:55) and “embraceable” (1:41) sound tight and forced. Please smooth those moments so they sit naturally without losing character.
• Timing: at 1:32 the phrase “Come to Moma, come to Moma” lands roughly half a second late. I want a manual nudge so it locks perfectly to the instrumental reference.
• Pitch: clean up obvious slips across the take and leave the rest as natural as possible—no robotic over-tuning, just a tasteful Melodyne/Auto-Tune touch that keeps the emotion intact.
The total length of her vocal track is slightly less than a minute and a half.
When you’re done, send back:
1. The corrected vocal stem as a 24-bit WAV.
2. A quick reference mix against the original instrumental.
3. (Optional) Your session file or detailed notes so I can see exactly what was moved or tuned.
If you’re comfortable working in Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, or any DAW that lets you print clean edits, this should be straightforward. Let me know your turnaround time and any questions you have before you dive in.