[人声编辑音高修正工具插件] DoublePi Vovious v1.0.11 [WiN, MacOS]（38MB）

Team V.R | 2.2026 | Windows, macOS | AAX*, AU, VST3, SAL | 20MB

The Notes
The colors of the notes show you the deviation from the correct pitch so that you have a good indication of where to start with the correction.
The Main Tools
Vovious provides you modern user controls to change the pitch, slope, vibrato, formants and amplitude of the notes.
Pitch Drawing
The Pitch Drawing Mode gives you the flexibility to draw everything on the pitch track
Temporary Note
The temporary note lets you easily make changes at the microlevel. You define the start and end.
Timing
When editing the timing of your song, the colors of the vertical lines show how the notes fit the beat.
Sibilants Editing
Vovious lets you edit the amplitude of sibilants, noise and breathes (marked as dark areas in the waveform).
ARA Plugin Extension
In an ARA-compatible DAW, Vovious receives your vocal track immediately and follows the clip changes of your DAW. Even changes at the transport, cycle, beat and tempo are synchronized.
Scale Detection
Vovious automatically detects the scale of your vocal recording. You can use this scale to tune the notes and optionally display the corresponding colors
MIDI Reference Tuning
If you already have your vocal melody as MIDI, you can import it simply by dragging a MIDI file to Vovious. Now you can use this reference to tune the notes along
Multi Track Editing
Vovious lets you edit multiple tracks in one window. You can switch between tracks using the TrackSwitcher. The other tracks can be displayed as a reference with the track color of your DAW. The colors help you to see which notes belong to which track.
Neural Network Pitch Detection
Accurate pitch detection is essential for perfect vocal tuning. Vovious uses state of the art neural network technology to achieve best results without any cloud service. Everything is calculated on your computer and stays there.

Release Notes
Version 1.0.11 (2026-02-11):
- Fixes a bug that in rare cases could cause discontinuities in the waveform between processed and unprocessed audio