Antares Audio Technologies has announced details of their new ATG-6 Auto-Tune technology for guitar.
Incorporating Auto-Tune pitch detection and manipulation along with Antares’ modeling technologies, ATG-6 is a DSP-based suite of functions. The ATG-6's Solid-Tune Intonation system is designed to address the challenge of maintaining intonation as a guitarist moves up and down the neck and fingers complex chords.
With the Solid-Tune Intonation system, an ATG-6 equipped guitar is designed to constantly monitor the pitch of each individual string and make corrections to ensure that every note of every chord and riff is in tune, regardless of variables like finger position or pressure or physical limitations of the instrument, according to the company.
Additionally, Solid-Tune is designed to know when players intend to manipulate pitch, so they can play bends and vibrato as usual.
For more information, check out Antares.
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