It’s the moment all you voice-warbling RnB producers have been waiting for, the release of Antares’ Auto-Tune EFX+. It’s definitely not everyone’s cup of tea, but for some, it’s their scones and jam too. So if it is, right this way, please.
Fans of Antares’ legendary mutated and modulated vocal effect have something to get very excited about – the new Auto-Tune EFX+.
Auto-Tune EFX+ is the latest release from Antares’ now legendary vocal effect. The latest version of the software has been designed for ease of use with over 100 preset effect patches designed by leading industry producers such as Mike Dean, Richard Devine and Jeff Rona.
New to the latest version is Pitch, Duet, Filter, Vocode, Tube Amp and Mutate effects modules, each with their own avenue of creative possibility. The application of Auto-Tune can be everything from a subtle enhancement to extreme vocal mutations, and the low latency performance of EFX+ means that it can be used for direct tracking and even live performance. Check out the video below for a demo.
For the full rundown head on over to Antares’ website.
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