Art Auto-tune Pre Test

Art Auto-tune Pre Test 9,5/10 5008 reviews

Apr 13, 2020  How to Use Auto Tune. Autotune adjusts and manipulates the pitch of a vocal track and is known for its use in popular hip-hop music. While it can create a robotic, high-pitched voice, it also can regulate traditional singing voices and make them pitch perfect. If you want to use autotune to edit the sound of a track. ART - Auto-Tune Pre - Autotune Equipped Tube Preamp Now live artists can easily add high quality Antares pitch processing without the complexity and cost of an external computer and software. Auto-Tune Pre EFX Section: The Antares Auto-Tune section of the product is designed to have a user interface and functionality that is similar to the Auto. The Auto-Tune Pre combines an ART tube preamp channel with integrated Antares Auto-Tune processing in a compact accessible package ideal for studio or stage, offering live artists high quality Antares pitch processing without the complexity and cost of an external computer and software.

Did I do okay? I'm trying to do stronger effects than usual

Comment by Milly Aqualine

Wow *.* <3

Comment by ShadowFox777

@giutli: Oh cool. Okay, I'll look into it. Thank you.

Comment by Giutli

@shadowfox777: The newest version, version 7, is $399. I use version 6, though, that I got on sale for about $100. You could always use Gsnap, it's a free autotune plugin.

Comment by ShadowFox777

@giutli: .. How much is that paid plug in?

Comment by spunky_tyler

@Giutli: I want to know how you got his voice to sound so.. Robotic. I have AutoTune EVO but i have no idea how to make it sound this good. I want to use it on a cover I'm making with VY2 but idk how >w<

Comment by Giutli

@giraffe-kun: Do you mean how did I get the autotune effect? I used a VST plugin called AutoTune EVO

Comment by spunky_tyler

How did you get him to sound like this????

Comment by Giutli

Pre-test Or Pretest

@wonderland-7: I'm thinking of releasing this bank soon, idk yet. Is traktor pro 2 compatible with mojave. uwu;;

Comment by Knuxfan

@giutli: ohhh,okay, the only way i've been able to get the auto-tune effect on an utau, is with pitchbends

Comment by Giutli

@nasyu: A paid VST plugin called AutoTune EVO. ^^;

Comment by Giutli

@knuxfan: Yes, I use AutoTune EVO.

Comment by Knuxfan

@giutli: i've never heard of this, do you have a professional auto-tuning program? all the programs i've used,cannot work on utaus

Comment by Giutli

@jessica-wen: AutoTune still works for UTAUs though~ Just as it does for VOCALOIDs~

Comment by painless

@knuxfan: Oh a UTAU nvm then LMAO XDDD

Comment by Giutli

@knuxfan: No, the song can be perfectly on key and still maintain the AutoTune effect.

Comment by Knuxfan

@giutli: so you pretty much exported the song out f key so that you could use auto tune to put it back in key, but still maintain the effect?

Comment by Giutli

@knuxfan: It actually is AutoTune. UTAU doesn't naturally have a T-Pain voice effect with the pitchbends unless you use the effect. ^^ AutoTune makes the note on a pitch that is in the key of the song. So, say the note is G, and then the next note is B. If the key of the song were in C, AutoTune would completely cut out the G# and A# notes in the transition from G to B, making a sawtooth like pitch change. So in the transition from G to B, the notes that would play would be G-A-B, but not G# or A# even though they naturally occur between the notes. I hope this helps at all, if not, sorry. ^^;

Comment by Knuxfan

@jessica-wen: i know, but you cant auto-tune an utau, it's already in tune the whole time

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Comment by painless

@knuxfan: LOL i think that's his breath =w= And the effect is autotune, there are different programs for autotune :D

Comment by ragey

oh my.

Comment by ✵AL!CE✵

I need to steal his voice (>;;7;;)>

Comment by Knuxfan

@giutli: how'd you get this effect?

Comment by Giutli

@knuxfan: I don't really know what you mean, but I don't think so. ^^;

Comment by Knuxfan

sounds great, you added an extra note at the end of each lyric right?

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This is a decent piece of equipment for what it's worth. When I first plugged it in there was this terrible hum. It seems like after the tubes warmed up the feedback died down quite a lot. I'm glad it did because it was terrible. I am using this to run my outputs from my DAC just to warm up my station. I find all digital systems fatiguing. Over the years it can really put a number on your ears. Don't get me wrong, digital is highly accurate but perhaps its a little too much so for my taste, at least in the long run. Running my outputs through this takes away a little bit of the edge and provides a nice warmness especially for the likes of hip hop or other music with a good general low end. The Art USB Dual Tube Pre really thickens up kick drums and bass sounds. What I really like is that you can listen at a low volume and feel the weight and presence of the low end. In that respect, this is a winner.
If you plan to use this as a primary interface then you will more than likely be disappointed unless you are used to a lot of hiss especially using the 1/4 inch input. The XLR input does a little bit of a better job but the hiss is still noticeable. I have not tried using this as a preamp with any microphones. I find the Audacity software that it comes with as quite useless. There is no support for midi or VST instruments so midi controllers do not function with it. You could possibly work around this by using a different software. I find the compressor decent and the phase reverse useable. Overall, this product serves its intended purpose for my application.
I would like to provide an update on my review. As time goes along, I am experiencing a static noise on the volume knob. You only hear it when you go to adjust the monitor levels but it does get annoying.
I would also like to provide a second update. I found that my go to interface was not going to work with some of the upgraded software I purchased. I figured I could use the spdif output on the Art as a replacement. WRONG! It does not connect to my professional grade gear. The manual says that it works with 'consumer' grade products. What a sham.