Pitch and stretch, done right

Warper

Warper

Automatic time alignment and intuitive audio warping in a single window — with dedicated processing modes that keep your dialogue, sound effects, and music remarkably natural, even on big moves.

Launch price. $99 after the launch period.

Match to a guide

Capture a guide, press Align. Correct any marker by hand.

Stretch to length

Type the target length in timecode, or set the tempo from 50% to 200%.

Vocals, ADR, dubbing

Backing vocals to the lead, ADR to production sound, a dub to the original.

Frame-rate conform

Convert between 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97 and 30 fps — pitch kept, no artifacts.

Pitch in the same pass

±12 semitones with fine cents, alongside the stretch.

Four algorithms

Voice, Peak, FX and Tone — for stretching and pitching alike.

Neo Pitch One

Neo Pitch One

A super simple, seriously powerful true-stereo real-time pitch shifter. A must-have for sound designers, Foley artists and musicians. While others smear transients and leave a metallic edge, this one stays clean and natural, preserving the stereo image without phase drift.

Voice

Made for the voice: vocals, dialogue, voice-over.

Peak

Made for sharp transients and impacts: beats, footsteps, metal hits, a slap.

FX

Best for textural material without sustained tones: whoosh, plastic bag, paper, cloth rustle, gravel.

Tone

Use it on sustained harmonic material: solo piano, strings, brass, pads.

Launch price. $49 after the launch period.

Systems

Apple Silicon + Intel · macOS 11+ · Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit

Formats

VST3 · AU · AAX

Hosts

Pro Tools · Logic Pro · Cubase · Nuendo · DaVinci Resolve · Adobe Premiere Pro · Adobe Audition · Reason · Reaper · Studio One · Ableton Live

Phasor

Phasor

Coming soon

Automatic phase alignment for multi-mic recordings. Pick a reference — the boom on set, the main pair on an orchestra — and Phasor lines every other mic up to it, clip by clip, in time and in polarity, so they sum full and clean instead of thin and hollow.

Fixed

One offset per clip, for mics that stay put: spot mics on an orchestra, a plant on set.

Adaptive

Follows the source through the clip: an actor walking past the boom, a lav on a turning head.

Invert

Corrects the timing and flips any mic that is wired or placed out of polarity.

Multiband

Also matches tone, for mics that colour the sound differently, like a lav against a boom.

ARA · Pro Tools and Nuendo · macOS and Windows