Antares Audio Technologies Releases AVOX 2 Vocal Toolkit.
Antares Audio Technologies has announced the release of AVOX 2, the second generation of the Antares Vocal Toolkit. Building on the the original AVOX plug-in bundle, AVOX 2 adds an additional five vocal processing modules, including the recently released Harmony Engine Vocal Modeling Harmony Generator..
New plug-ins in AVOX 2 include:
Harmony Engine Vocal Modeling Harmony Generator: A real-time harmony generating plug-in.
MUTATOR Extreme Voice Designer: MUTATOR provides a combination of tools for creating unusual, weird, or downright wacky voices.
ARTICULATOR Vocal Formant and Amplitude Modeler: A modern-day version of the venerable talk box, ARTICULATOR lets a user extract the formant and amplitude information from a vocal (or other dynamic source) and apply it to any other audio track.
WARM Tube Saturation Generator: Based on Antares Tube plug-in.
ASPIRE Aspiration Noise Processor: ASPIRE is a tool for modifying a voice’s breathiness independently of its harmonic content.
AVOX 2 is available now for RTAS (Mac and PC), VST (Mac and PC) and Audio Units (Mac) for an MSRP in the USA of $599.00 (which represents a greater than 60% savings over the MSRPs of the individual plug-ins). Upgrades are available to owners of the original AVOX bundle and Harmony Engine.
For more information, visit their web site at www.antarestech.com.
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