Vocal Lab AU2.2

Name: Vocal Lab AU
Price: 9.00 $
Rating: 0 (1 reviews)

03 August 2014

Audio Units plug-in helps to train you to sing in key.

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Overview

Vocal Lab AU is an Audio Units plug-in version of Vocal Lab which helps you train to sing on key. It listens while you sing and displays the pitch of your voice on a graph, in real time. All you have to do is watch the graph while you sing and try to stay near the lines. With a little practice you can greatly improve your intonation.

Vocal Lab AU can identify problem areas in your singing, and can also help improve your intonation on various instruments - Violin, Brass, Woodwinds, and more.

Requires an application that supports "Cocoa" Audio Units plug-ins such as GarageBand '08 and later, Logic Pro 7.1 and later, Logic Express 7.1 and later.

What's new in Vocal Lab AU

Version 2.2:

Fixed a bug with a stereo channel
Now requires OS X 10.6 or later
No longer supports PowerPC

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1 Reviews of Vocal Lab AU

Wts

03 August 2014

Version: 2.2

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I seem to recall this application from my OS 9 days. However, it would be nice if this developer allowed me to try a non restricted demo version for at least one week or even one month. Other developers use this method to sell their software what's wrong with this developer ? Or is this just another mother Apple rule. On the other hand if there is a demo version at the developers web site i sure missed that. Now $18 bucks is not that much but still $18 bucks is $18 bucks for a software that may not fit my studio requirements.

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Wts

03 August 2014

Version: 2.2

I seem to recall this application from my OS 9 days. However, it would be nice if this developer allowed me to try a non restricted demo version for at least one week or even one month. Other developers use this method to sell their software what's wrong with this developer ? Or is this just another mother Apple rule. On the other hand if there is a demo version at the developers web site i sure missed that. Now $18 bucks is not that much but still $18 bucks is $18 bucks for a software that may not fit my studio requirements.

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