Well, as it happens I remain an iZotope customer because of their excellent Ozone8. The final 'have a nice day' line made me laugh. The response explains why I was getting appalling sounds from the demo. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance, and thank you for being an iZotope customer!' It seems they'd completely written off Sonar before it was even acquired by CbBL. *Specs found at the bottom of the page I hope this information is helpful. Next, youll learn about how each vocal module is powered by fully featured synthesizers, their parameters, and how they effect the actual vocoders.

For your reference, full OS/DAW compatibility information can be found here:

For these reasons, iZotope cannot provide support for this workflow. While you may be able to achieve partial functionality, the product’s behavior and performance will likely be unstable and unpredictable. Supported hosts include Logic Pro X, Ableton Live 9-10, Pro Tools 10-2018, Cubase 9.5, FL Studio 12, Studio One 3, Reason 10, Reaper 5, and Bitwig Studio 2. And with the ability to play in Auto, MIDI, or Sidechain modes. Please be advised that Sonar is not a supported host for VocalSynth 2. A one-stop for past, present, and future vocal sounds, VocalSynth 2 features a Vocoder. VocalSynth 2 is available at a special introductory price of 149/£139/149 until 28th June 2018 after which it will be priced at 199/£179/199. VocalSynth 2 will also be available Rent-to-Own through Splice for 9.99/per month. I emailed iZotope support to ask about setting up VocalSynth2 in Cakewalk BbBL/Sonar and received this very disappointing reply: (My italics below) 'Thanks for reaching out to iZotope Customer Care. VocalSynth 2 and iZotope Creative Suite are now available direct from iZotope as well as select retailers.

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