Think of a tuner that behaves less like a spreadsheet and more like a pencil. DoublePi Technologies Vovious removes the step where you translate a performance into automation lanes.
Freehand pitch drawing
- Freehand pitch drawing across notes
- Setting precise note boundaries for clean shifts
- Editing slope, vibrato, formants, and amplitude in one view
- Loading a MIDI file as a pitch target
- Automatic key detection from the vocal
Colored note segments
- Notes appear as colored segments against a vertical timing grid
- Multi-level undo and redo is available
Stutter-free scrolling
A plugin that handles pitch, formants, sibilants, and amplitude under one roof could easily feel heavy. Vovious stays light. On an Apple Silicon Mac, the interface scrolls without stutter even with four or five instances across a vocal stack.
Memory use is modest for a neural-network tool. CPU spikes are rare and brief—usually during initial key detection or when dragging a long clip into the timeline. After that, it idles quietly.
ARA sync with Logic Pro or Studio One is tight. Loop a two-bar phrase and Vovious follows instantly. No manual transfer, no waiting. That alone cuts friction from the tuning pass.
Sharp bridge fix
Open a project with a lead vocal you know is sharp in the bridge. Insert Vovious on the track. The plugin reads the clip and paints colored note blocks across the grid. Hit play. Watch the cursor move with your transport.
The flat notes glow a cooler blue. Grab the freehand tool and draw a slight upward ramp through the weak syllable. The change is immediate—no re-rendering, no pop. You nudge the slope of the vibrato tail on a long note, just a few cents, until it settles.
Below the note lane, a separate region shows sibilant energy. You isolate a harsh “s” near the chorus and pull its amplitude down by 2 dB. The breath stays natural.
You toggle a MIDI file as a pitch guide for the second verse. Notes snap into alignment with the imported melody. One pass, done. You close the plugin and the project file size barely moves. Next time you open it, Vovious recalls everything. No reload, no fuss.
Version 1.0.16 tightens Logic Pro behavior when one plugin instance spans multiple projects.
