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I will manually tune your vocals note by note
Stephen Burney
About this gig
I go through every note of your vocal track(s) and tune it to the key. This is NOT just slapping an autotune plugin on the track. My process includes manually tweaking note drift, alleviating vibrato when appropriate, and using my perfect pitch to adjust pitch down to the cent, mixing with my ears, and not relying on what the computer automatically tells me is on key. My main goal is to make the performance sound as natural as I can, so you don't have to worry about pitch at all once you get the deliverables back.
Get to know Stephen Burney
Stephen Burney
Freelance Audio Guy
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceSep 2026
Languages
English
My name is Stephen Burney and I graduated from Mercy University with a degree in Music Production Recording Arts/Audio Engineering. I’m always looking to grow the number of, and enhance the quality of my services. As of recently, I’ve gotten the opportunity to work jobs such as manually tuning vocals, post-mixing live concerts, mixing podcast themes/podcast audio, and creating movie trailer versions of songs at request, among many more jobs. I also find enjoyment in video editing youtube style content.
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FAQ
What plugin do you use to tune vocals?
I use Melodyne - Studio Edition to tune vocals.
Why do I have to send dry tracks for tuning?
Dry tracks isolate your voice to allow me a clear signal to tune, and help me to give you back the best possible product. Think about it like having autotune as the first thing in your vocal chain. I'm just gonna bake it in so you don't have to worry about pitch at all.
Can you tune a vocal from a phone recording/video?
Of course! As long as the vocal is clear and isolated, there's no reason why I can't tune it!
My performance has some sound bleed from another source. Can you still tune it?
Yes! I will try the best I can with the plugins that I've purchased to remove audio bleed and clean up the vocal overall. As long as the sound that's bleeding isn't too loud then it should be no problem. (Ex. I've tuned videos from a phone where a laundry machine is running in the back.)
