Carbon vs Apollo latency with autotune

[Ptbright]

Hello all,

If recording a single channel, does the carbon offer reduced latency when tracking with autotune vs the Apollo? This would be my sole reason for getting the carbon as will likely use an external preamp. Has anyone who has used both for this application noticed a difference latency wise? Is it markedly reduced? Will usually record with autotune, a reverb, and compressor insert through console for monitoring purposes only.

Thanks

[WHelbsing]

My Autotune Hybrid has 1,7 ms in DSP-mode (Carbon).

[Ptbright]

Originally Posted by WHelbsing

My Autotune Hybrid has 1,7 ms in DSP-mode (Carbon).

Thanks for replying. Is that at 48khz?

[WHelbsing]

Yes.

[digiot]

As far as I can tell Autotune Hybrid (which is the only AAX DSP version available) was never updated for ARM. So you would need to tun it on either an Intel Mac or in Rosetta mode.

[WHelbsing]

No.

[martthie_08]

Auto Tune Hybrid works fine in silicon native with Pro Tools.
Before I got the free upgrade to Pro 10 that was all I was using..

[Kunst]

Originally Posted by martthie_08

Auto Tune Hybrid works fine in silicon native with Pro Tools.
Before I got the free upgrade to Pro 10 that was all I was using..

Hi - how does autotune hybrid work fine in silicon native if it hasn’t been updated for Apple silicon?

Antares tech support have told me repeatedly that it has not been updated for the new Apple chips, so in order to use it don’t you have to use ProTools in Rosetta mode?

Or is there something I’m missing? I can’t test it as I still have my Intel machine and haven’t upgraded to silicon yet…

[martthie_08]

it works fine here on Ventura M1 Macbook, no need for Rosetta.
no idea why Antares are not being clear on this!

[Kunst]

Originally Posted by martthie_08

it works fine here on Ventura M1 Macbook, no need for Rosetta.
no idea why Antares are not being clear on this!

Thank you for writing back.

I am completely baffled by this.

This is the response I got from Antares on the 4th December after asking them specifically about Hybrid:


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Thank you for reaching out to us!
The following plug-ins are officially compatible with Apple Silicon:

Auto-Tune Pro 11
Auto-Tune Pro X
Auto-Key
Auto-Key 2
Auto-Tune Access 10
Auto-Tune EFX+ 10
Auto-Tune Artist
Vocal Effects (including Mic Mod and Harmony Engine)
Auto-Tune Vocodist
Auto-Tune Slice
Auto-Tune SoundSoap
Auto-Tune Vocal Compressor
Auto-Tune Vocal EQ

All current Antares Auto-Tune editions, as well as all Vocal Effects, are Apple Silicon Native – compatible on both Apple M1 and M2 machines.

Please note Auto-Tune Pro 9 is not officially compatible with Apple Silicon.

In the meantime, we recommend opening your DAW with Rosetta by following the steps below:

Locate your DAW in the Applications folder
Right-Click your DAW and select "Get Info"
In the Info Window, check the "Open in Rosetta" box
Please let us know if you need further assistance.


Best Regards,
Antares Support