Original learning worksheet — How to check pitch correction without hiding tracking errors
Created by thecreatingco, October 10, 2026.
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C4 | First second | Listen for stable centre | Observed: __________ | Next decision: __________
D4 | Second second | Keep transition into the note | Observed: __________ | Next decision: __________
E4 | Third second | Check sustained vowel | Observed: __________ | Next decision: __________
G4 | Fourth second | Check jump and release | Observed: __________ | Next decision: __________

Review steps:
1. Use a clean solo recording and keep the dry original. Open Vox and select the intended scale only after checking what the singer actually performs.
2. Compare untreated and treated excerpts at similar volume. Listen to note entrances and releases as well as the sustained centre.
3. Test a small correction before adding harmony. If WAV export is available, play the file outside the tool and compare it with the dry source.

Decision note: This note sequence is an original review exercise. Speech, breath and unvoiced consonants need different attention from held notes. The public alpha should be tested with your source rather than assumed to repair any recording.

My source/file: __________
Current browser/app version: __________
Checked on: __________
Saved copy location: __________
Output check and remaining uncertainty: __________