Antares Audio Technologies has introduced AutoTune Advanced, its latest real-time vocal tuning software that aims to redefine pitch correction while preserving the singer’s natural vibrato and expression. This new offering marks a significant upgrade with a rebuilt pitch-correction algorithm and a patent-pending DVA engine specifically designed to detect and maintain the authentic vibrato of vocal performances.
AutoTune Advanced offers several modes tailored to different production needs. The Live mode facilitates fast real-time monitoring, ideal for live performances and recordings, while the Low Latency and High Quality modes provide additional flexibility for tracking and mixing purposes. These features ensure that users can achieve precise pitch correction without compromising the natural character of the vocals.
In addition to its core functionality, the software introduces Creative Vibrato FX, a tool that allows users to add controlled vibrato effects. This is complemented by a real-time vibrato visualizer, enabling artists and producers to visualize and manipulate vibrato in their recordings. Other enhancements include an updated Formant Designer, a custom scale workflow, a 78-note Visual Keyboard, and MIDI Perform for hands-on control over tuning and vibrato settings.
AutoTune Advanced retains traditional controls such as Flex Tune and Humanize, and offers both Classic and Modern modes to accommodate different vocal-production styles. It also comes with a curated collection of presets developed in collaboration with professional producers and artists, providing users with a range of starting points for their projects.
Available since September 24, AutoTune Advanced can be purchased as a perpetual license or accessed through the AutoTune Unlimited subscription plan. Subscribers of AutoTune Unlimited automatically receive access to this new software as part of their existing subscription, making it an accessible upgrade for current users.
For more information, visit www.autotune.com
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Brian Davitt
AutoTune
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