Waves Ovox - what do you think of it?

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Anybody else unable to run the new version on windows 7? I got ovox to run so then I updated my whole Diamond bundle too and now it's just not showing up in hosts (vst 2 and vst 3). also the standalone crashed on start.
I am aware it is not officially supported. Just figured I'd ask.
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Considering buying either Antares Autotune EFX+ or Waves Ovox. How do they compare? Out of curiosity does Waves Ovox have autotune capabilities too? If not, it’s not a big deal I own Waves Tune RT, but curious.

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MissOptimyst wrote: Sat Mar 28, 2020 7:39 am Considering buying either Antares Autotune EFX+ or Waves Ovox. How do they compare? Out of curiosity does Waves Ovox have autotune capabilities too? If not, it’s not a big deal I own Waves Tune RT, but curious.
I demoed EFX+ for a while cause i was interested in it.
it's a completely different type of FX.
Ovox is kinda like VocalSynth, and Autotune EFX+ is Autotune plus some presets from their AVOX suite.
In the end, I decided against EFX+, because the limited parameters you're given with for actual FX are just too limited for my taste. You don't get dumbed down FX, you get "preset" effects with an X/Y pad. Mean a Vocoder FX is predefined to whatever it is and an X/Y pad to mod it.

It's not without its use and it sounds good, but its different to Ovox.
I don't have Ovox either because logic doesn't support plugin MIDI out, and everything else i found Vocal Synth sufficient for.
In short, Ovox is more synthy/vocodey
Autotune EFX is more pitchy/formantey
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Ploki wrote: Sat Mar 28, 2020 5:54 pm I demoed EFX+ for a while cause i was interested in it.
it's a completely different type of FX.
Ovox is kinda like VocalSynth, and Autotune EFX+ is Autotune plus some presets from their AVOX suite.
In the end, I decided against EFX+, because the limited parameters you're given with for actual FX are just too limited for my taste. You don't get dumbed down FX, you get "preset" effects with an X/Y pad. Mean a Vocoder FX is predefined to whatever it is and an X/Y pad to mod it.

It's not without its use and it sounds good, but its different to Ovox.
I don't have Ovox either because logic doesn't support plugin MIDI out, and everything else i found Vocal Synth sufficient for.
In short, Ovox is more synthy/vocodey
Autotune EFX is more pitchy/formantey
Thanks for the breakdown! I have Logic Pro does not having midi out mean it won’t work in there?

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MissOptimyst wrote: Sun Mar 29, 2020 2:38 am

Thanks for the breakdown! I have Logic Pro does not having midi out mean it won’t work in there?
audio to midi note out won't work :) everything else works.
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Logic is not very pro.
This is the same method MJ used when he was working on Anthony Marinelli's Thriller.

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Aloysius wrote: Sun Mar 29, 2020 2:18 pm Logic is not very pro.
neh, it's just old plugin architecture.
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Is there anything really different between Izotope VocalSynth 2 and Waves Ovox? Or is it more a preference thing?

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MissOptimyst wrote: Sun Mar 29, 2020 7:02 pm Is there anything really different between Izotope VocalSynth 2 and Waves Ovox? Or is it more a preference thing?
Ovox has LFOs and ARPs (all which can be done externally with Vocalsynth) and also has MIDI output on supported plugin/host combos.

On the other hand, VocalSynth has a few more processing modes.
Down to preference, and probably down to which manufacturer you already shop with
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Aloysius wrote: Tue Mar 24, 2020 9:36 pm


OVox Vocal ReSynthesis — VST MIDI Out Tutorial
The way I work I tend to lay down the chords first and then loop a chord progression, hit record and sing along to it for as long as needed until something cool comes out. In other words I don't build chords from a monophonic vocal track, but the other way around.

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Ploki wrote: Sun Mar 29, 2020 7:26 pm Ovox has LFOs and ARPs (all which can be done externally with Vocalsynth) and also has MIDI output on supported plugin/host combos.

On the other hand, VocalSynth has a few more processing modes.
Down to preference, and probably down to which manufacturer you already shop with
Thanks for the info! I have Waves plugins currently, but I may pick up an Izotope bundle before their sale ends. After comparing prices though I think I would probably go with Ovox!

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Ploki wrote: Sun Mar 29, 2020 7:26 pm On the other hand, VocalSynth has a few more processing modes.
Down to preference, and probably down to which manufacturer you already shop with








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mouse clicker wrote: Mon Mar 30, 2020 3:54 pm
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Ploki wrote: Mon Mar 30, 2020 4:03 pm
mouse clicker wrote: Mon Mar 30, 2020 3:54 pm
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What's your point
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Ploki wrote: Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:38 pm
Aloysius wrote: Tue Mar 24, 2020 9:36 pm


OVox Vocal ReSynthesis — VST MIDI Out Tutorial
NOW THIS - this is something VocalSynth DOESN'T do!
Too bad AU/Logic has no midi out. :(
Yeah, I’m feeling it there too.

Although, concerning the Ovox vs VocalSynth I do see a lot of overlap, but there are differences as well. I don’t think it’s either/or, I think they can compliment each other quite nicely. Providing you have room in the budget for it.

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