maybe a dumb question?

i love google, but i dont even know whats its called and what its not to search anywhere for this. but lets say i recorded a monotone monologue. then i wanted to go in and edit the "melody" like midi notes. the closest i can think of is anteres but is it all autotune? or can i have control over what it tunes and what it tunes it to... is that even what im trying to do?

sorry. i asked too early. i tried dumbing down my google searches. melodyne uses a type of pitch shifting i think im looking for. checking that out now, but ill check back for any other suggestions you may have

V-Vocal is primarily a vocal tuning tool.

You can use it to change:

1. Note pitch
2. Note timing
3. Formant

It will only work on single, monophonic lines (so you're good there) and for best results, split your work up into short clips and work on each one separately. Make sure each clip is completely clean, free of bleed and other noises, and bounce each clip down when you've done.

V-V will work in either automatic or manual mode. I find manual is best for making small pitch corrections.

Yes diz,

 I think all the various tuning soft wares will let you drag manually.

best,
mike