Antares Auto-Tune Vocal EQ

Clarity Above All.

Engineered specifically for vocals, Antares Auto-Tune Vocal EQ isolates and accentuates precise frequencies to make vocals sound smoother and shine in the mix.

Vocal EQ helps to shape the sound of a vocal performance. It can make the voice sound brighter or darker, add more or less bass, and adjust the overall tone. It can also reduce or remove feedback or correct any imbalances in the frequency spectrum.

Introducing Auto-Tune Vocal EQ

Dial in the optimum mix for maximum artistry.

Pitch Metering

Watch a vocalist’s pitch move across the frequency spectrum in real-time to visualize range and thresholds.

Pitch Tracking

Lock an EQ band to a vocalist’s pitch to focus on fundamental pitch or harmonics.

Vocal Learning

Automatically determine input type and highlight the average vocal range (alto, tenor, soprano) for a quick start to EQing.

Auto-Tune Vocal EQ Key Features

• Six full parametric bands
• Low-Pass and High-Pass Filters
• Air Band
• Spectrum Analyzer
• Tilt EQ Filter
• Low Latency Processing

FAQ

How does Auto-Tune Vocal EQ work?

Featuring six fully customizable dynamic EQ bands, Auto-Tune Vocal EQ helps you isolate and accentuate precise frequencies to make vocals sound smoother and shine in the mix. Watch a vocalist’s pitch move across the filter graph for real-time analysis, and lock an EQ band to the vocalist’s pitch to focus on fundamentals.

Why Auto-Tune Vocal EQ?

Auto-Tune Vocal EQ is the world’s first dynamic equalizer with built-in Auto-Tune Pitch Tracking technology! Automatically determine the input type and set the vocal range to jump-start your equalizing process.

What’s a Dynamic EQ?

Dynamic EQ is a type of equalization that responds to the dynamics of the signal, as opposed to static EQ, which applies a set frequency response curve to all signals. Dynamic EQ can correct unwanted frequency responses in different spectrum parts or add excitement to a mix by boosting or cutting frequencies as needed.

Why Pitch Tracking for an EQ?

Pitch tracking is essential because it allows you to EQ individual notes in a recording. This is helpful because it will ensure each note sounds how you want it to without affecting the other notes in the recording.