Well the graph does not lie! But how much does it matter? First it is comparing your vocal to concert pitch so are your instruments tuned to concert pitch? If so, you are singing a little flat which is a common problem. A lot of popular music singers slide up into pitch which sounds more emotional that nailing the note immediately. Sliding up is a legitimate technique but at some point, you need to hit the correct pitch. The best way to handle this IMHO is to apply manual pitch correction to the latter part of a note that is off, rather than just turn the autotuner loose to do its thing.

One valuable function of pitch correction is when you are doubling vocals. Two vocals that are off from each other a little bit creates a horrible clashing. With pitch correction, you can bring them into sync.

Colin

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