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Spectrasonics' Omnisphere 3 suits people who want to quickly find the sound that fits a song among thousands of sounds. We rate it on three criteria against 13 synthesizers, using official manufacturer information.

Arturia's Pigments suits people who want to design sound with several methods in one synthesizer, and people who want to try a free version first. We rate it on three criteria against 13 synthesizers, using official manufacturer information.

Eventide's MicroPitch suits people who want to widen a vocal and give it presence. We rate it on three criteria against 10 harmony and doubling plug-ins, using official manufacturer information.

Soundtoys' MicroShift suits people who want to widen a vocal quickly with simple controls. We rate it on three criteria against 10 harmony and doubling plug-ins, using official manufacturer information.

Antares' Duo suits people who want to thicken a voice quickly without recording it twice. We rate it on three criteria against 10 harmony and doubling plug-ins, using official manufacturer information.

Eventide's Quadravox suits people who want to build harmonies like writing a score, and people who want to try one at a reasonable price. We rate it on three criteria against 10 harmony and doubling plug-ins, using official manufacturer information.

Antares' Choir suits people who want a chorus or backing vocal to sound as thick as many people singing. We rate it on three criteria against 10 harmony and doubling plug-ins, using official manufacturer information.

Mastering The Mix's EXPOSE 2 suits people who want to check exported songs all at once before they release them to streaming. We rate it on three criteria against 6 loudness meters, using official manufacturer information.

Antares' Harmony Engine suits people who want to build harmony parts for a vocal by themselves. We rate it on three criteria against 10 harmony and doubling plug-ins, using official manufacturer information.

MeldaProduction's MLoudnessAnalyzer suits people who only need to check basic loudness numbers, for free. We rate it on three criteria against 6 loudness meters, using official manufacturer information.