AVOX is a suite of several vocal processors that give you the power to create stunning vocal tracks in any musical style as well as design unique vocal effects for audio post-production applications.

AVOX includes:

- THROAT Physical Modeling Vocal Designer - a radical new vocal tool that, for the first time, lets you process a vocal through a meticulously crafted physical model of the human vocal tract.
- DUO Vocal Modeling Auto-Doubler - using a simplified version of THROAT's vocal modeling, along with variations in pitch, timing and vibrato depth, DUO automatically generates a doubled vocal part from an existing vocal with unmatched ease and realism.
- CHOIR Vocal Multiplier - actually turns a single voice into up to 32 distinct individual unison voices, each with its own pitch, timing and vibrato variations.
- PUNCH Vocal Impact Enhancer - as its name so ably implies, PUNCH gives your vocal more dynamic impact, allowing it to cut through a dense mix with clarity and power.
- SYBIL Variable Frequency De-Esser - tames vocal sibilance with a flexible compressor and a variable highpass frequency to match any vocal performance.

New in version 2:

- Harmony Engine Vocal Modeling Harmony Generator: a real-time harmony generating plug-in
- MUTATOR Extreme Voice Designer: it 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, WARM warms up vocals while being so processing-efficient that it can be used on every track in a project with negligible impact on CPU usage.
- ASPIRE Aspiration Noise Processor: a tool for modifying a voice's breathiness independently of its harmonic content.

Version 3.0.1

MacOS X UB

(AU, RTAS, VST)

Aug 31, 2009

Version 3.0

MacOS X UB

(AU, RTAS, VST)

Aug 7, 2009