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How to make Auto-tune? Harmonic Audio Pitch Detection and Correction

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In the world of music, it would be extremely valuable if we have the freedom to modify the pitch of any note in postproduction without introducing unpleasant artefacts. We are going to investigate several pitch correction algorithms for monophonic harmonic sounds.

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