It’ll probably be good for you if it’s your first exposure to Autotune, or if you worry about slowing down your computer running so u want to run plug-ins off the interface (which was why I bought it). On a previously recorded vocal I did an A/B with Autotune Artist, I set the retune speed to 1 on UAD’s and it still didn’t pick up the correction that the Artist version did.
To workaround this I had to run to a Bus to keep the instances low. Only complaint on that one is, I like running multiple instances and if you “run too many” it will disable them due to DSP. I recorded a brand new track and I did like the sound I got after playing with the settings a little. Not sure if it’s designed to be more subtle but if I record using my regular settings it barely makes any correction and trust me after using the others I know what should trigger the correction.
It doesn’t function like the Antares versions. (Using Logic Pro) I’ve used a few different iterations of Autotune over the years now.
