Nectar combines a bunch of cutting-edge effects in order to obtain one professional plug-in that can give you immediate results. Built-in Styles get the grunt work out of the way so you can focus on the creative finishing touches.
Features include automatic pitch correction, manual note editor, breath control, gate, compressors, saturation, EQ, de-esser, doubler, limiter, reverb, delay and tons of built-in Style presets.
Quickly get the 60s Motown sound, the early 90s grunge rock sound, a radio-ready podcasting sound, a subtle jazz vocal or a modern pop sound -- everything from delicate improvements to highly-produced robotic pitch effects.
Start by selecting one of Nectar`s dozens of Styles. Unlike typical presets, Styles configure a professionally-designed effect chain with producer-level controls like Clarity, Warmth and Sparkle.
From there, narrow in on the vocal sound you want or experiment with the advanced modules to create a new sound. Either way, Nectar is designed with both the beginner and professional in mind - you choose the level of detail you want to control.
Note: An introductory price of $199 will be offered until December 13th, 2010.
Limitations:
· 10 days trial
What`s New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Nectar`s Reverb has been overhauled for a better sound, including improved workflow for dialing in great vocal reverb settings. Because of these changes, users may notice that sessions saved with Nectar Version 1.0 sound different. For guidelines on adjusting the Reverb of existing sessions in Version 1.1, please refer to this knowledgebase article.
Pitch-related improvements:
· Adds a "Non-formant preserving" mode, which allows you to turn formant preservation on or off. Small (less than 1.5 semitone) shifts that occur in subtle pitch correction often sound better with formant preservation turned off, while large shifts will be better with formant preservation on. Tip: Turning off formant preservation is also good for special effects (like the Chipmonk and Dark Lord Styles).
· In supported hosts, dragging a note in the Manual Pitch Editor now creates a color highlight to better see the target pitch of the note you`re dragging.
· In supported hosts, dragging a note will also produce a tone...
