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ANTARES Auto-Tune EFX+ and Auto-Tune Artist

Although developed more as a corrective process for making spot modifications to otherwise perfect vocal and instrument takes, the particular sound and character Antares Auto-Tune can impose has seen it become a standard component of many vocal processing chains.

Nowadays, Auto-Tune is often used even when the performer is more than capable of delivering an in-tune performance. The reason for this is, of course, that Auto-Tune’s pitch-, time and formant-warping algorithms impart a certain timbre and tone that can be rather pleasing and that lends itself perfectly to many genres of contemporary music.

The latest flagship version of the technology, Auto-Tune Pro, delivers that sound via a new, quick and easy interface, while retaining the classic graph view that allows for deeper pitch and time modifications.

Antares has now wrapped this same technology

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