Sattari Studio lab
Vox Alpha
Record or drop a vocal, let Vox find the key, then pull every note to the scale with as much or as little strength as you like. Add a third or fifth harmony and export WAV.
Record
Headphones on. Browser voice processing is switched off.
Or drop a vocal
Dry solo vocal · WAV, MP3, M4A · up to 3 min
Alpha: what it does not do yet
- One clean, solo (monophonic) voice. Backing tracks, reverb-heavy or polyphonic audio confuse the pitch tracker.
- Pitch detection is YIN-based (no neural model yet) and the shifter is a simple PSOLA: large corrections and harmonies can sound phasey or robotic.
- Harmony is one diatonic voice (3rd or 5th above), generated from the same take, so it moves exactly with the lead.
- Up to 3 minutes per take. Processing is offline (not live while you sing); changes re-render in about a second.
- Key detection reads the notes you sang and can pick the relative major/minor; check it and override if needed.
