Many companies have attempted to come up with different tuning products which have invariably succeeded or bombed. Antares, on the other hand, continues to tweak its existing Antares autotune product, which sound engineers appreciate. This tuning product earned some measure of popularity among celebrity disc jockeys like T-Pain who have relied on this tuner in creating their signature sounds.
The latest version of Antares’ tuning product is a study in functionality. The standard features like the Natural Vibrato and Humanize controls are still present. A remarkable improvement is the note-based graphical editing capability that eliminated the issues with pitch editing found in previous versions. The tuner has a wider range of signal sources and users will have no problems relating to octave tracking that can produce unappealing side effects. With vocals still being the main focus, the other monophonic instruments have been tweaked and improved.
The tuner’s pitch tracking is ideal for both auto and graphical mode. It has a feature called Pitch graph which can plot a graph of time. The graphical mode has similar controls as the auto mode including, key and cale, transpose settings and throat modelling. The tuner can process the content and present it to the user as note objects by pushing the make notes button. The Antares tuning device enables the user to make as many adjustments as they need with dedicated tools. For designing transitions among note objects or for some bolder adjustments, the user can utilize the correction lines and correction curves functions. After tweaking your music you will get three contours, which is the original pitch, the correction and the output pitch.
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