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  MUTATOR Evo
  Extreme Voice Designer
  

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All of the following examples (except the final one) use a single instance of MUTATOR Evo to process the same female vocal phrase.

The Unprocessed Vocal

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Shifted Down

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Pitch Shift and Throat Modeling

Shifted Up

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Pitch Shift and Throat Modeling

Demonize

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In this demo, we combine Pitch Shift, Throat Modeling, and one of the 24 varieties of Mutation to turn our vocalist into a demon.

Basic Alienization

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Applying Alienization with a medium Dialect setting to the otherwise unaffected vocal.

Short Period Alienization

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Another variety of Mutation and Dialect set to a shorter period, allowing more recognizable bits of the original phrase to come though.

Long Period Alienization

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Yet another variety of Mutation with Dialect set to a much longer period, moving fully into the land of the weird.

Tempo-Synced Alienization

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In this demo by Allen Papouban, MUTATOR Evo’s Tempo-Synced Alienization function is used to sync the alienized vocal to the tempo of the song.

Automated Variation

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All of MUTATOR Evo’s various tools can be automated. Here we torture our vocal for the last time, varying pitch shift, throat models, mutation, processed/original mix and alienization.

My Life – Original

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Singer/songwriter Hope Mayo’s song in its original form so that you can clearly hear what MUTATOR Evo has done with it (plus, it’s just a really nice song that deserves to be heard the way Hope intended).

My Life – Processed

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Processed in real time with one instance of MUTATOR, using automation to vary the pitch shift, throat length and width, original and processed mix (to produce harmony), and even a little alienization.