Antares and Image-Line team up to bring vocal tuning technology directly into FL Cloud, at no extra cost.
FL Studio developer Image-Line has announced the launch of AutoTune Go, a vocal tuning plugin built by Antares — the company behind the original pitch correction tool — designed specifically for FL Studio. The plugin is available now to all FL Studio users through the free tier of FL Cloud, putting the iconic AutoTune sound directly into the DAW at no extra cost.
Built for speed and simplicity, AutoTune Go distils three decades of Antares’ vocal processing work into a streamlined tool aimed at fast, flexible tuning. It includes real-time visual pitch display, automatic vocal range detection, key and scale selection, and four Retune Speed settings ranging from subtle, natural correction through to fast, tight tuning. Vocals can be locked to Major, Minor or Chromatic scales, while range can be set manually or left to Auto Detect.
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“AutoTune has been a defining tool in modern music production for decades,” said Constantin Koehncke, CEO of Image-Line. “We are very excited to launch AutoTune Go in FL Cloud. It gives FL Studio producers a fast, intuitive path from raw vocal to finished sound. Available across every FL Cloud tier, it’s built right into the workflow, at no extra cost.”
Antares CEO Jeff Wright echoed the sentiment, framing the move as part of a broader push toward accessibility. “AutoTune has always been about giving artists the freedom to shape their voice and create something uniquely their own,” he said. “Bringing AutoTune Go directly into FL Studio puts the sound and technology that have helped define modern music into the hands of millions of creators, right where they’re already making music. We’re excited to make AutoTune more accessible than ever.”
AutoTune Go joins FL Cloud’s growing suite of built-in tools, which also spans sample and preset libraries, AI-powered mastering, music distribution, FLEX packs and project backup — all designed to keep the creative process within FL Studio from start to release.
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