How do I change the pitch of a song?
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Open the Pitch Changer, drop the song and move the Pitch slider up or down by semitones. The speed stays the same. Preview 10 seconds, then press Apply and save.
What are the steps?
- Open the Pitch Changer and drop a song or audio file.
- Move the Pitch slider up or down. Each step is half a semitone, up to 12 semitones either way.
- Press Preview 10 seconds to hear it from the playhead.
- Adjust until the key suits your voice or instrument.
- Press Apply and save, then download the new file.
How many semitones do I need?
A semitone is the distance between two neighboring piano keys: +2 moves a song from C to D, −3 from A to F♯. Twelve semitones are a full octave.
Does changing the pitch change the speed?
No. The length stays the same. If you want both to change together, like a record played faster, turn on “Change the pitch with the speed”.
How do I change the key to fit my voice?
Sing along with the preview and lower the pitch one semitone at a time if the high notes strain, or raise it if the low notes disappear. Most singers land within three semitones.
Will the song sound worse?
Shifts of a few semitones sound natural. Very large shifts can sound metallic, as with any pitch shifter.
Can I change the pitch on my phone?
Yes. The Pitch Changer works in Safari and Chrome on phones, and the song is processed in the browser.