Correct the pitch of all regions on an audio track in GarageBand on Mac

You can adjust (correct) the tuning of an audio track. This process is especially useful when you record audio regions that have the right “feel” and timing but aren’t perfectly in tune.

When you correct the tuning, all regions on the selected track (both your own recordings and loops) are adjusted. Adjusting the tuning can produce accurate results only for single-note (monophonic) audio regions, so make sure the track doesn’t include regions with chords or unpitched sounds.

By default, notes are adjusted to the closest note on the chromatic (12-note) scale. You can also limit pitch correction to the notes of the project key.

Correct the pitch of audio regions

In the Tracks area of GarageBand on Mac, select the track you want to correct.
Make sure the Track tab is selected in the Audio Editor inspector.
Drag the Pitch Correction slider to the right to increase the amount of tuning adjustment, or drag it left to decrease the amount of adjustment.
To restrict pitch correction to notes in the project key, select the Limit to Key tickbox.

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Correct the pitch of all regions on an audio track in GarageBand on Mac

Correct the pitch of audio regions