IchiPitchy is a free, browser-based vocal studio. Auto-tune your vocals to a key and scale, edit pitch note by note (double-click a note to shape its pitch curve), split notes with the cut tool, and extract or remove vocals — all online, with nothing to install. Works best on desktop.
It covers the whole path from a raw vocal take to a finished mix: isolate the vocal, tune it, generate a backing band from a chord progression, mix the tracks, and export a lossless WAV. It runs in a browser tab — there is no plugin and no download.
AI stem separation splits a song into vocal and instrumental tracks, so you can isolate vocals, remove vocals to make a karaoke backing, or download both stems as a zip.
The Mixer generates drums, percussion, bass, piano, organ, synth pad, synth strings, acoustic and electric guitar, bells, marimba and synth lead. The parts are built with rule-based music theory — not a generative AI model — from the style, key, time signature, groove and chord progression you pick, so the same settings always give the same take.
Lossless WAV in 24-bit or 32-bit float, from either the Editor or the Mixer, plus vocal and instrumental stems as a zip. Uploads accept WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG and WEBM files up to 100 MB.
Do I need to install anything? No. IchiPitchy runs entirely in a web browser. It is designed for desktop and warns you on a phone, because pitch editing needs screen space and precise pointer control.
Can I auto-tune vocals online? Yes — to a chosen key and scale, and note by note.
Is it a free alternative to Melodyne or Auto-Tune? It covers much of the same ground — note-by-note pitch editing, pitch-curve shaping, and snapping to a key and scale — in a browser tab. It is not affiliated with Celemony Melodyne or Antares Auto-Tune.
Is it a DAW? It is a focused vocal studio with a multitrack mixer, not a general-purpose DAW.
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