#PRO TOOLS AUTOTUNE FULL VERSION#

Everything is in place, and easy to understand. The interface of VariAudio is incredibly comfortable, and organized. When I want something to sound robotic I use an Auto-Correction type plugin since it’s a lot easier and quicker this way. However, I mainly use VariAudio when I want things to sound natural. And, it has a super helpful feature that I use all the time which allows you to change the drift of a note.Ī drift is basically the pitch of the beginning of the end of a note.Īll those things allow you to achieve any sound that you wish for. It lets you change the tolerance, reduce & boost vibrato, split & glue notes, and change the note transition time. However, it’s extremely good at being transparent and preserving the natural sound of the vocals.

Plugin Type – DAW Included (Cubase Artist/Pro) Soundīasically, you can use VariAudio to take your vocals in whatever direction you want them to go.

So, my recommendation is to wait until the price comes down.Īlternative #3: Steinberg’s VariAudio (Daw Included) Last Cyber Monday for example it went down to 35.99$. This price is a bit too expensive in my opinion, but, there are lots of discounts throughout the year that allow you to get it at a much cheaper price. It’s also a lot nicer to look at than its brother Waves Tune.

I LOVE the interface of Waves Tune Real-Time, it has a large square at the top-right that displays the current note just like AutoTune, it allows you to change the retune & note transition speed easily and efficiently, and it has a really convenient scale picker and range picker. It also allows you to pick several different correction algorithms, based on the range of the singer.Īll those features allow you to create basically any sound that you want. It allows you to change the retune & note transition speed, change the tolerance, create custom vibrato, and change mix percentage so it’s not corrected 100%. It actually has an amazing set of customization features that wouldn’t shame a manual-type plugin. Mainly because of its amazing algorithms, and widely customizable options. When I use this plugin I just almost always seem to get amazing results. It doesn’t let you create vibrato, split/glue notes, change the tolerance.Īlternative #2: Waves Tune Real-Time (199$)

#PRO TOOLS AUTOTUNE FULL VERSION#

In my opinion, if you do want to buy this plugin, I would wait until there’s a discount and buy the full version since the LT version is highly limited. However, usually, there are really good discounts that take down the price tremendously. The price of Waves Tune LT is 99$ and the price of Waves Tune is 249$. However, if you just want a plugin that sounds great and realistic, that has a great set of helpful features, and that is budget-friendly, you should definitely get this plugin. So, if you care about the looks of the plugin I wouldn’t have got this plugin. The interface of Waves Tune is incredibly organized and easy to use which makes it well done.īut, it’s a little outdated compared to the other options out there today. It also allows you to split notes, glue notes, and then process them differently.

and create synthetic vibrato, which actually sounds really good. It allows you to set the time of each transition so you can choose whether you want to go in a robotic direction or a natural direction. The sound of Waves Tune is pretty realistic and transparent, which is great for vocals.

Alternative #7: FL Studio NewTone (Daw Included/99$).Alternative #6: Voloco by Resonant Cavity (Free).Alternative #4: Logic Pro's Flex Pitch (DAW Included).Alternative #3: Steinberg's VariAudio (Daw Included).Alternative #2: Waves Tune Real-Time (199$).

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