Thenatan Audio  /  Choir & Crowd Voice Engine

CROWD

One Voice In. A Whole Choir Out.

Drag singers onto a stage and build a choir, a gang vocal or a stadium crowd from a single take. Up for louder. Left and right for pan. Back for distance. What you place is what you hear.

Five Voices. Sixteen Singers.

Mix and stack them freely: sixteen singers on stage at once. Every singer has its own timing, its own detune and its own vibrato, so sixteen copies never sound like one copy turned up.

01  /  The Stage

Mix A Choir By Placing It.

No mixer rows, no routing, no sends. Drag a singer up and it gets louder. Slide it left or right and it pans. Shift + drag to push it to the back of the room, where it gets softer, darker and wetter, like a real singer standing further away. Double-click to send it home.

02  /  The Engine

Real Harmony. No Chipmunks.

A pitch-synchronous voice engine locks onto the pitch of your vocal and shifts every singer in time with it. It follows the note, keeps the voice's character, and holds up on octaves both ways. A bass an octave down still sounds like a bass, not a slowed-down tape.

03  /  The Room

Booth. Chapel. Cathedral. Arena.

Every singer stands in the same room, so the choir glues together instead of stacking up. Room Size takes it from a tight booth to a cathedral. Crowd Spread squeezes the whole choir into mono or throws it wider than your speakers. Mix blends your dry take with the crowd, and Output sets the level.

04  /  Full Control

Solo Any Singer. Mute Any Singer.

The On Stage list shows every voice you placed. Solo one to hear it alone, switch one off without losing its spot, or grab the Volume, Pan and Clarity bars to fine-tune the selected singer. Build it fast, then shape it exactly.

05  /  72 Factory Presets

Pick A Crowd. Hit Play.

From a tight double to a full stadium. Nine categories, eight presets in each, every one a starting point you can drag around.

Where It Lives

Built For

DRAG. DROP. SING.

Insert CROWD on a vocal. Drag a Soprano up top, a Bass down low, spread a few Tenors across the stage. You just built a choir in ten seconds.

Technical Specs