Practice is repetition. You sing the same song today that you sang yesterday, and nothing breaks the flow faster than hunting for -5, -4, -5 again every time you open it. ToneBrowser stores the pitch you set for each video and starts playback in that key the next time you open it.
In an ordinary player, pitch and speed reset once the session ends. Come back to a video ten times and you set the key ten times.
The real cost is accuracy: found by ear each time, yesterday’s -5 becomes today’s -4, and the baseline your voice remembers drifts.
ToneBrowser keeps a key per video, so once "your key" for a song is decided it stays decided.
The unit is a single video. Song A at -5 and song B at +2 are kept separately and never bleed into each other.
Saving is automatic. There is no save button to press — whatever you dial in is recorded, and the same video reopens already shifted.
To change it, just move the slider again. The last value you set becomes the new baseline.
Vocals: the ten songs you sing most keep their own keys, so you can open the app and start on the first line.
Busking sets: tune each song in the running order once and the same keys come back at rehearsal and on stage.
Lessons: keep the key agreed with your teacher and repeat under identical conditions every day, so progress is actually comparable.
Shift the pitch of any YouTube or music site in real time without touching tempo. ±12 semitone range, semitone-accurate, ideal for singing, busking, and ear training.
See all featuresThe most common key jump — -5 semitones for men covering female songs, +5 semitones for women covering male songs — available as one-tap presets.
See all featuresLoop any section of a YouTube video infinitely. Two taps set the start and end. Ideal for copying solos, drilling choruses, and language shadowing.
See all featuresDownload ToneBrowser for free — change the key in 30 seconds.
