New Instrument Designed to Deliver Modern Vocals

US Output's EXHALE Vocal Engine features real vocalists recorded by top producers      12/11/15

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Output has announced the release of EXHALE, which they describe as the first truly modern vocal engine. They say that EXHALE is a playable engine built for every composer, producer and artist seeking that cutting-edge sound in today's most creative music.

Output Founder Gregg Lehrman, told us, "As musicians, we've always wanted a vocal instrument that was cool, creative and modern, so we decided to build it!"

To develop EXHALE, Output tells us that they enlisted a huge team of acclaimed record producers, vocalists and sound designers to capture, manipulate and shape the sounds, resulting in an instrument that pushes creativity to a new level.

The engine features three distinct modes: Notes for chromatic playing, Loops for looping vocal elements, and Slices for sliced vocal phrases. Output says that you can quickly find and customize your sound on the Main page using 4 Macro sliders, or dive deep into modulation, mixing and effects on the Engines page. They believe that with over 500 presets, many of which include full banks of loops and slices, there's literally a world of starting points to help you be creative. EXHALE runs in Kontakt or Free Kontakt player version 5.3.1 or higher.

EXHALE Features:

  • 500 Presets for instant playability
  • Real vocalists recorded by top producers
  • 3 Modes; Notes, Loops and Slices
  • All Phrases, Loops and Slices lock to tempo
  • 4 central Macro sliders unique to each Preset
  • LFO and Step Sequencer modulation
  • Complete effects control
  • Convolution reverb engine
  • Engine page for shaping sounds into your own
  • Smart tagging preset menu
  • Simple design and ease of use

 

 

Pricing and Availability:
$199. Available now at Output.com and Authorized Output Dealers
$179 for current Output customers through November 30th

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