Also the upgrade to the advanced version, which is M1-compatible, seems to have gone from my account - uh-oh. D dave young Member 2 Native on Apple M1 Mentioned in other threads it didn't make the cut. I appreciate any feedback on what I'm seeing. 1 Missing this plug now in Luna - and in console. Is this just the nature of the plugin? Should I just get over it? I'm probably literally splitting hairs here, 120-320 samples is probably audibly imperceptible, but I can SEE that the audio is slightly delayed, which raised a flag for me.

Overall, I would highly recommend the UAD. This makes it ideal for a wide range of applications, from professional music production to podcasting and video content creation. I don't want to get into 'nudging' the rendered wav back to the 'original position'. With UADs renowned analog modeling technology, the Real-Time Auto-Tune plugin delivers a warm, natural sound that is virtually indistinguishable from the original audio. I expected the same with the Antares plugin, especially when not processing in realtime. When I do the same processing with any other UAD plugin, for example Pultec, 1176, Studer, the rendered audio is DEAD ON in-sync with the original audio. I suspect this is due to the Antares plugin, not my system/DAW/UAD.

What I'm seeing is when I offline process or render to a new wav/track with the Antares Auto-tune Realtime plugin, the audio in the rendered wav is delayed by 120 to 320 samples. I typically use auto-tune here and there is fix intonation on specific phrases, usually offline processing the wav. I'm using a UAD-2 Quad with Cubase8 on Win7/Intel i7.

I'm seeing some delay / latency with the Antares auto-tune plugin that I'm trying to understand/confirm. Hey, Long time UAD user, since 2005, first time poster. Nestling among the five new additions is the long-awaited Antares Auto-Tune Realtime plug-in, which has been frequently requested by UAD users for quite a.

Uad autotune realtime review