Auto-Tune 7

[K.I.]

Hi.

New Version!!
TDM (Mac or PC) (Coming soon)
• Upgrade from any previous version of Auto-Tune TDM to Auto-Tune 7 TDM (Mac or PC): $169.00

Native (RTAS Mac or PC, VST Mac or PC, Audio Units)
• Upgrade from any Auto-Tune Evo Native version: $129.00
• Upgrade from any version of Auto-Tune 5 Native or earlier to any Auto-Tune 7 Native version: $149.00

**As a bonus, TDM versions include an iLok authorization for all Auto-Tune 7 Native versions. This authorization is linked to the TDM version authorization and must therefore reside on the same iLok Smart Key.



http://www.antarestech.com/products/auto-tune-7.shtml

[studiojimi]

why bother?

[elicious]

cuz they've already said no further support for at5
so in future sessions no work bueno...
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[crizdee]

Originally Posted by K.I.

Hi.

New Version!!
TDM (Mac or PC) (Coming soon)
• Upgrade from any previous version of Auto-Tune TDM to Auto-Tune 7 TDM (Mac or PC): $169.00

Only January i paid that to get a Snow Leopard working version! and now another $169 for what exactly?

unless this can tune all my vocals whilst i'm at home sleeping


Chris

[thin ice]

All I wanted was a resize option of the audiosuite plugin so it doesn't hide most of the screen. Apart from that the current version is fine. I guess I'll update when they don't support the next operating system without the upgrade.

[WorldStudios]

The big news is that you can edit time as well as pitch. Like Melodyne...

[midnightrambler]

Originally Posted by WorldStudios

The big news is that you can edit time as well as pitch. Like Melodyne...

Bravo. Only taken them 7 years to catch up.

[Drew Mazurek]

Originally Posted by midnightrambler

Bravo. Only taken them 7 years to catch up.

Now if Melodyne could catch up in the fidelity department, we might have the perfect product!!

[nst7]

According to the site, the processing is updated to sound even more natural. They said that when Evo came out, but this is supposed to be an improvement even on that.

[lwilliam]

I went back to AT from Melodyne some months ago. The Melodyne plugin would sometimes lose sync with the track, or squeak/chirp for no apparent reason. It was not 100% reliable. I did miss tweaking the timing, but with Elastic Time, I didn't miss it THAT much.

The other reason AT might again be good for you is that you can use the Audiosuite version and just do a touch up here and there without keeping track of the extra files and folders Melodyne needs - or leaving the plugin on the track. I've never ever used the automatic mode of AT - always the graphical mode. I'm too nit-picky I guess.

Now if Melodyne had an audiosuite version, that would be very useful.