Poised to become the go-to tool for contemporary hard-tuned vocal sounds heard constantly in pop, trap, country, and dance, the Slate Digital MetaTune plug-in takes automatic pitch correction to new levels of speed, precision, and ease. With its ability to perform negative speeds as well as gradual shifts, and throwing in a rock-solid note stabilizer to boot, MetaTune can deliver anything from gentle correction to ultrastable robotic effects.

Even if you don't know music theory, MetaTune is designed to produce gratifying results in a hurry. HeatMaps show the input and output pitch, and an integrated tone generator lets you check notes against a reliable pitch source. Use the built-in doubler to create spread and thickness for your vocal arrangements—no additional DAW channels needed. For music producers who often deal with stacked vocals, MetaTune's grouping function enables effortless manipulation of pitch changes across multiple tracks.

Hard-Hitting Automatic Pitch Control    Negative Speed for Ultrafast Robo FX    Note Stabilizer Prevents Note Flutters    Built-In Doubler for Wide, Thick Vocals    Appealing and Intuitive User Interface    HeatMaps Show Input and Output Pitch    Easy Group Control for Multiple Tracks    Integrated Tone Generator    AAX, Audio Units, VST2, and VST3 Formats    macOS and Windows Compatible

Say goodbye to buggy, expensive automatic tuners. Get insane robotic effects with negative speeds, an attractive interface that's easy to use, and cool new features like grouped instances and a built-in doubler for wide, thick vocals. From subtle, natural pitch adjustments to in-your-face effects, MetaTune is the automatic tuner for which you've been waiting.

Looking for that hard-hitting tuning effect that dominates contemporary music? Your search is over. Slate Digital studied the leading automatic tuners and went even further with Negative Speed and Note Stabilizer. Get the hardest tuning effect with zero note fluttering.

MetaTune is dead simple to use, so you don't need to watch dozens of YouTube videos to get started. Its clean, intuitive interface will have you ready to ride in seconds, even if you don't know scales and chords. HeatMaps show you where your notes are landing and how they're being adjusted.

Assign your MetaTune instances to Groups—changing one changes them all. If you make those changes with automation, you can add dramatic key changes across tons of tracks in seconds. No more manually copying settings from one instance to another. This is automatic tuning the way it was meant to be.

With support for AAX, Audio Units, VST2, and VST3 plug-in formats, MetaTune is ready for use in your favorite Mac- or Windows-based DAW.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you stack two diopters? I need +2 correction. It's -0.5 without so I need a +2.5 which they don't make.

A: Unfortunately, the Leica Correction Lens II (+2.0 Diopter) cannot be stacked.

Q: 2. Can these be used when stacked together?

A: Yes they can be used when stacked together.

Q: 3. It is good for d810?

A: Yes, it works perfectly on the D810.

Q: 4. What size tube is needed to increase magnification on Fuji GF120 Macro lens from 1:2 to 1:1? What would minimum focus distance be ?

A: To get around 1:1 you on the 120mm lens you need an extension tube that is more 45mm or so. Like this one, FUJIFILM MCEX-45G WR Macro Extension Tube BH #FUMCEX45G • MFR #16576893 https://bhpho.to/31LSQ9n And the closet focus distance with that teleconverter on the 120mm is about 7.4 inches.

Q: 5. Hi…will this diopter work with my M11 Monochrom? Thanks-Jonny

A: Yes, the Leica Correction Lens II will work with the Leica M11 Monochrom Rangefinder Camera.

Q: 6. Will it work with lens laowa 100 f2.8 2:1 ultra macro?

A: Yes. But the lens must be driven in manual mode.

Q: 7. How does this work with the DF? The DF already has a built in adjustable diopter. Thank you.

A: If one needs more diopter than the one built in to the DF which is -3 to +1 than you can add that to the view finder.

Q: 8. Will this fit the D7500, or is there another product that will? I cannot correct for my short sighted right eye, this is the first camera I have ever had a problem with.

A: No, that is not the correct -2 eyepiece. This is the correct one for the D7500, Nikon DK-20C Correction Eyepiece for Rectangular-Style Viewfinder (-2.0) BH #NIDM2N80 • MFR #2945 https://bhpho.to/2JcvfoN

Q: 9. Did it works on D6 ?

A: Yes, the Nikon DK-17C +1.0 Correction Eyepiece is compatible with the D6.

Q: 10. Will it work on F3 HP finder?

A: This product is not compatible with the Nikon F3HP.