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Online Pitch Shifter

Find a more comfortable key for a song or backing track. Raise or lower the pitch, keep the original pace, and save a version that suits your voice.

Find the key that fits

Shape your sound

Choose a supported audio file. Export stereo WAV, MP3 or AAC.

Compare audio

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Sound controls

A different key, the same rhythm

  1. Add your recording. Drop a song, rehearsal take or backing track into the workspace.
  2. Move it into range. Use the half-step buttons or slide between one octave lower and one octave higher. Each adjustment creates a fresh preview automatically.
  3. Compare and keep. Switch between Original and Processed, then choose WAV, MP3 or AAC and download your new version.

Make room for your voice

If a chorus sits just out of reach, try lowering it by one or two semitones. Raising a backing track can help a lower melody fit your register. The pace and track length stay the same while you explore different pitches.

Small shifts usually keep more of the recording’s character. Larger changes can make voices and instruments sound noticeably different, so listen to a familiar section before saving.

Getting the pitch right

Will the song get faster or slower?

No. This tool changes pitch while keeping the original tempo and duration. A higher setting raises the notes; a lower setting makes them deeper.

What does one semitone mean?

It is the distance between two neighbouring piano keys. Twelve semitones make an octave. Use the half-step buttons for whole semitones or the slider for finer adjustments.

Does the tool identify the song’s key?

No. The controls show how far you move from the original pitch. If you know the starting key, count the selected semitones to work out the new key.

How do I save the pitch-adjusted recording?

Choose an audio file, adjust its pitch and compare the result before downloading. Longer recordings can take more time to process.