FL Studio Logo Auto-Tune Guide for FL Studio Mobile

Step 1 Step 1: Record Your Vocal

Record your vocal take in FL Studio Mobile:

  • Tap the + button → Select Audio Track
  • Use a quiet environment with good microphone placement
  • Record slightly louder than normal to help pitch detection
FL Studio Mobile recording interface

Step 2 Step 2: Add Pitch Correction

FL Studio Mobile doesn't have built-in Auto-Tune, but you can use:

  1. Newtone (for manual correction):
    • Export your vocal → Open in Newtone (desktop FL Studio)
    • Use the pitch correction tools
  2. Third-party plugins (mobile alternatives):
    • Voloco (iOS/Android)
    • GSnap (via AudioUnit on iOS)
⚠️ Note: For real-time Auto-Tune effects, you'll need to record through a separate app with pitch correction first, then import the processed audio into FL Studio Mobile.

Step 3 Step 3: Manual Tuning in FL Mobile

For basic pitch adjustments within FL Studio Mobile:

  1. Double-tap your recorded audio clip
  2. Use the Pitch knob for coarse adjustments (±12 semitones)
  3. Use Fine Pitch for subtle corrections (±50 cents)
Pitch adjustment in FL Studio Mobile
💡 Pro Tip: For better results:
  • Record multiple takes and comp the best parts
  • Use subtle pitch correction (100% correction sounds unnatural)
  • Add light reverb/delay to mask minor pitch imperfections

Workflow Recommended Workflow

  1. Record dry vocal in FL Studio Mobile
  2. Export to desktop for detailed editing in Newtone
  3. Re-import the tuned vocal
  4. Add effects (reverb, compression, etc.)