autotune

[zebadee]

Are there any autotune plugins for cooledit?

[PapillonIrl]

that Antares Autotune is available to run under DirectX, which Cool Edit supports.

You can download the latest version of DirectX from www.microsoft.com, but you'll have to pay for Antares I think. You can get the shareware AnalogX Autotune from

http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/AutoTune/

...I don't know how good it is though.


pAp.

[Whyte Ice]

Here are a couple Auto Tune plugins that you can download (note that these are all demos).

Antares Auto Tune. Here you can get a fully functional time limited demo of Antares Auto Tune. You can purchase the DirectX plugin of this for $269 U.S. Dollars.

Oberheim OB-Tune. Here you can purchase the Oberheim OB-Tune which uses Antares Technologies. Personally I think this is a better deal since its a DirectX plugin and only going for $49 U.S. Dollars.

RBC Voice Tweaker. You can download a fully functional time limited demo of RBC Voice Tweaker. This is also a DirectX plugin and it goes for $59 U.S. Dollars for the Lite Version and $119 for the Pro. This plugin is a bit different from the two plugins above but it can do a very similar job and can do alot more.

All of the above plugins are fully functional demos so you can download these and decide which one suits you the best.

[Leotian]

I'm interested in the differences between the full Antares Auto-Tune DXi plugin and the much cheaper Oberheim auto tune DXi plug. I know that Oberheim has licensed the technology from Antares, and some of the fancier bells and whistles aren't in the Oberheim model, but does the Oberheim do the job? That is, does it do a good job of tuning up vocals and tweaking vibrato, etc.? Lemme know. I'm messing with the demo version of Anatares now, and it's very cool, but I'm not a power user, so just wondering if I could accomplish plenty with Oberheim's version.

Thanks for your replies (in advance <g>).