Only singer is out of tune

Question

The singer is out of tune respective to the instruments and everything is already mixed on the same track. No solution, yet? Separating just the vocal frequencies? Any links, sugestions, welcome, please. Thank U.

SteveG_AudioMasters_ · Accepted Answer

I'd definitely go with Melodyne - it does more than you'd ever credit, and its ability just to dig out vocal harmonics is absolutely amazing. It lets you fix more stuff about dodgy voices as well - in fact pretty much everything.

emmrecs · Answer

Separating just the vocal frequencies? Not possible, I'm afraid, essentially because at least some of the instruments are bound to be also using those same frequencies!  No software that I am aware of can, in essence, separate different timbres of the same frequency. Assuming you cannot go back to a version created prior to the final mix you have, i.e. you do not have access to the multitrack recording, what you currently have is the equivalent of a "baked cake"; there is no way to separate out and restore the original ingredients. If you have a lot of patience and time it is possible that using one of the versions of Celemony's Melodyne that includes its DNA facility might allow you to "see" and correct at least some of those out-of-tune notes, but whether it is worth the effort is something only you can decide!

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