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Part instrument, part processor, Vocalizer Pro is the ultimate instrument expansion tool. Offering endless sound-sculpting possibilities, Vocalizer Pro is ready to harmonize, modify, fortify, enhance, and re-synthesize any instrument--or any sound--in ways you never thought possible. Two rows of MIDI-mappable pads provide unbelievable performance control.

The top row saves snapshots of parameter settings, while the bottom row stores multi-note chords for expressive real-time interaction. Vocalizer Pro is a totally unique MIDI controlled effect processor that can transform any audio track, any audio source, or the output from any VI in your DAW host into an unbelievably lush, musical, performance instrument.

It's unlike anything you've ever heard. But once you do hear it, you'll wonder how you lived without it. Vocalizer Pro introduces advanced formant shifting to really make things pop. Take a look at Vocalizer Pro.

The main screen reveals four nearly identical Spectral Synthesis Modules. These four Modules can run be routed in, around, and through each other in various combinations to increase your sonic potential. Each Module includes a target pitch range for effective resynthesis. Take your pick from 16 Spectral Synthesis types. Next up is your choice of over 16 filter configurations with full envelope, cutoff, resonance, and saturation controls. Add to that a sync-able LFO with multiple waveforms, pitch envelope, balance control--and you can see how each Module can pump new life into your sound. Now start combining the Modules anyway you want and the possibilities are endless.

Tell us about the background of, what you do and what you specialize in? Musician and sound design/engineer, Jennifer Hruska, founded SONiVOX in 1993 out of Cambridge, Massachusetts. We specialize in the development of software instruments, samples and soundware instruments for music producers, composers and film-scoring talent, as well as traditional musicians. We cover a wide spectrum of music production software tools for the professional and project studio, with a diverse range of solutions from orchestral sound libraries to everyday instruments. Tell us about some of the plug-ins that Sonivox have created. We have a pretty large catalog with many of our plug-ins very specific to unique instruments such as our Rickenbacker bass and our Guqin (a traditional Chinese instrument). Each of these instruments are sampled at different velocities and provide extensive sound shaping parameters such as envelopes, filters, reverb and delay.

We’ve managed to keep all of SONiVOX’s plug-ins very light on the CPU, while managing a ton of exceptional content under the hood. As mentioned, we have a very large catalog of instruments to choose from, whether it’s a string instrument or an orchestral instrument, a really nice grand piano, or something percussive–we have it all. 'Whether it’s a string instrument or an orchestral instrument, a really nice grand piano, or something percussive–we have it all.' On the more recent end of the catalog, we have Twist, Wobble and Vocalizer Pro, which are aimed at electronic music producers and artists looking to design dynamic, signature sounds with lots of LFO action.

So if you are a dance music producer, and you really want to dial in some aggressive electro sounds, you can do that; but if you want to create some lush pads for an ambient track, you can as well. Vocalizer Pro in action. In these instruments we have what’s called Intelligent Rhythm Control, which is a feature that allows you to tighten and quantize your playing in real time. If you’re not the most accurate player, you can turn this on at different time divisions and play along to your host’s clock—if you’re off a bit, it will lock you in. It’s very good for easily laying down a lead. Even if you’re not a musician, you can quickly play a few notes and get a feel for what it would sound like once you’ve done some post-MIDI corrections.

It can be all done in real time, so it removes the whole step of going in and fixing sloppy MIDI events. For example, if you set IRC to ¼ notes and you’re playing very fast, you’ll only hear those notes registering in that ¼ note time division. If you’ve set it at 1/16 notes, you’ll get more of an arpeggiated rhythmic sound. It is flexible and powerful.

Instead of playing a particular pattern, you’re playing what you originally wanted to play. 'Intelligent Rhythm Control allows you to tighten and quantize your playing in real time.'

What’s also useful is being able to turn it off and on while you’re playing in real-time. If you want some humanization while playing a complicated riff, you can retain a “player” feel without getting out of control. What are your main considerations when creating new software instruments and effects? When we’re creating new software, we take into account what we currently offer, what the market might be missing, and how far we can push the envelope when it comes to creativity.