News that Antares Auto-tune has been inducted into the Reason Rack Extension family is more than just a little surprising. I totally didn’t see that one coming and April was ages ago, I checked.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, or are very young, then Antares Auto-tune is definitely something you will have heard of. That’s also true for many people that have nothing to do with making music.
As well as being universally recognized by name, you can find Auto-Tune in use in professional music studios across the world. You’ll also find it widely used in live situations.
Antares Auto-Tune Comes To The Reason Rack:
As you can see from the main image above, it’s Auto-Tune but not as we know it. As a Rack Extension, it comes with a simple and intuitive interface. That’s not all, its Reason incarnation can be flipped around revealing handy CV connections. Sweet!
Retune Speed and Humanize controls let you dial in the sound you’re looking for. From subtle pitch correction to the most extreme Auto-Tune Effect. And low-latency processing lets you perform through Auto-Tune Reason in real-time without any distracting delay.
At A Glance:
- The signature Auto-Tune Effect.
- Simple and intuitive user interface.
- Reason exclusive functionality.
- Transparent natural-sounding pitch correction.
- CV Note and Gate outputs for controlling Reason instruments with a vocal track.
- A collection of Combinator vocal chain patches.
- MIDI control of target notes.
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