Auto-Tune 8!!

[Shan]

Originally Posted by Southsidemusic

"ultra low latency" hahaha What does "Ultra-Low" even mean

It means lower than the lowest of low. Just wait until "Ultra Cloud Computing" becomes a marketing buzz word.

Shane

[guitardom]

Originally Posted by sw rec

$129 upgrade from Autotune 7. Hmmm. When's the last time I used Autotune?

The problem I have is that aax has not worked correctly since its release. I have a very hard time justifying this.

[Southsidemusic]

Originally Posted by Shan

It means lower than the lowest of low. Just wait until "Ultra Cloud Computing" becomes a marketing buzz word.

Shane

Hahahahaha Can't wait

[Drew Mazurek]

Originally Posted by guitardom

The problem I have is that aax has not worked correctly since its release. I have a very hard time justifying this.

Agreed!!! AT7 has been nothing short of a nightmare!!! Shame, because Evo is VERY good IMO. One of the only reasons I still boot PT10.

If 8 is more like Evo, they'll get my money. Of course, right after springing for Revoice Pro!! I know RVP isn't a full fledged tuner, but still!!!

[WorldStudios]

I tried it and the low latency mode is great to have. The flex tune thing reminds me of humanise, but I have yet to try it out completely. Another small step forward in the pursuit of automatic tuning that can not be heard when it is working. Good news is that is loads v7 songs with no problem, which has been a pain with earlier versions from 5 to 6 and from 6 to 7 there was no compatibility

[Anthony Jr.]

Originally Posted by jonathan jetter

just paid $79 back in march to upgrade Autotune 7 to the AAX-supported version

not inclined to pay another $129 already.

I agree. I'll wait on this one until 6 months from now when they run an ultra sale to bring the upgrade price down. The same way they got me to upgrade from Auto-Tune 5 for $60.

As much as I love graphic mode, Melodyne Editor feels so much more user friendly in shaping notes - especially when you're only applying a very light tuning. Besides that, Antares' update support / bug fixes have been a headache recently.

[Seafoam_Green]

being able to edit on the fly is what I thought was the best addition to ver 8

[WorldStudios]

Edit on the fly?

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by WorldStudios

Edit on the fly?

Yes, on AT7 you needed to stop transport to make an edit. Kind of like PT Dynamic Transport inside AT8.

[Drew Mazurek]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Yes, on AT7 you needed to stop transport to make an edit. Kind of like PT Dynamic Transport inside AT8.

Which no other earlier version of AT required.

AT7 was such a step backwards. Glad to see the company acknowledge that and make fixes.