Cubase · VST3 · Windows & macOS

Cubase Vocal Tuning: One Knob, Then Back to the Music

VariAudio is powerful and slow. VocaTune is the opposite: insert, turn, done. Keep VariAudio for the one note you want to rewrite, and let VocaTune handle the other 200.

Try it free in your browser →Lifetime licence

Add VocaTune as an insert

Open the vocal channel's Inserts rack and choose VocaTune (VST3).

Turn the knob

Studio for most productions; Extreme when the genre wants it obvious.

Render in place

Print the tuned vocal when you're happy and carry on arranging.

Little things that make it sound pro

• Set your project key so the snapping stays inside the song.
• Use lower settings on emotional ballad takes — a little imperfection is the performance.
• Duplicate the insert onto harmony tracks for a consistent, tuned stack.

Cubase questions

Does VocaTune replace VariAudio?

For everyday tuning, yes — it's dramatically faster. VariAudio still wins when you need to rewrite a melody note by note.

Is it CPU friendly?

Yes, it's built for low CPU so you can run it across a whole vocal stack.

Hear it on your own vocal first

The browser version is free and takes about thirty seconds. If you love it, the plugin has a 14-day free trial, then $79/year or $299 lifetime.

Tune a vocal free →See pricing

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