• Support for 192kHz sample rate (if the host software supports it).

• Greatly improved vibrato functions. You can set the vibrato shape, rate, depth, add amplitude modulation (which makes a surprising difference in how real the vibrato sounds), randomization, and more.

• Better pitch tracking due to a feature called “Improved Targeting,” which allows Auto-Tune to more accurately find pitch despite vibrato in the source audio. You can still fool it with a wide vibrato, but it tracks much better on “normal” vibrato.

• Octaves As Played/All Octaves — when you’re using MIDI to control notes, you can specify whether the MIDI notes affect a note in all octaves or just the octave the MIDI note is actually played in.

• The Scale Edit Window now has Set All, Remove All, and Bypass All controls for affecting how notes in a scale are treated across all octaves.

• The Virtual Keyboard displays which notes are being played via MIDI, as well as the pitch of the audio coming into the plug-in. It can also be used to set which notes will be removed or bypassed. There’s a “momentary” mode that let’s you “manually” deal with a single event in a track by clicking on a key, the return of cursor pitch display, and more.