EXHALE is a playable vocal engine built for producers, composers, artists and sound designers.
Blurring the line between vocals and synth.

• Notes: Beautiful pads, electro vocals, tape, glitch and more.
• Loops: Infinite starting points for you to perform and alter. Easily make them your own.
• Slices: Phrases designed to work together. Chopped, Stuttered, Filtered, Reversed, and more.

FEATURES:

• 500 Unique Presets
• 3 Modes: Notes, Loops & Slices
• 10 GB raw material
• Custom FX Presets
• Custom Macros Per Preset
• NKS Support
• Snapshots for Maschine
• Macro Editing
• Main and Engine Pages
• Automatable Insert and Mod FX
• Real singers recorded by top producers
• All Phrases, Loops and Slices lock to tempo
• 4 central Macro sliders unique to each Preset
• LFO and Step Sequencer modulation
• Complete effects control
• Convolution reverb engine
• Engines page for shaping sounds into your own
• Smart tagging preset menu
• Simple design and ease of use
• Top producers recording real singers (no session musicians) and a choir
• 25 Sound Designers tweaking for 6 months for the perfect sounds
• Sounds crafted with endless analog and vintage gear, tape machines, vocoders and more
• Engine built from the ground up with industry leading modulation, tempo synced FX, pitch shifting and more
• An immense focus on musicality

Audio Demos:

• Notes
• Loops
• Slices

System Requirements:

• EXHALE runs in Kontakt or Free Kontakt player version 5.3.1 or higher
• Mac OS X 10.7, OS X 10.8 or higher is recommended**
• Windows 7 or higher
• At least 4 GB of RAM (8 GB recommended), and 18 GB of free drive space
• Access to a stable internet connection for digital delivery

**All new Native Instruments software requires a minimum of OS X 10.8 or Windows 7.

Exhale is available for $199

More INFO: Output | Exhale

 

Last edited: Nov 10, 2015

Horrible voice in the walkthrough, had to stop the video half way through. But very nice looking VST, thanks for the heads-up
theDingus.

 

Would like to meet that "dirty choir". If it's all female we might try the "electro oh", although I am ok with the old fashioned analogue "oh's".

 

A nice GUI, an interesting goal. (IMO) It's nothing more than a toy.

 

Them dudes at Output keeps putting very interesting and practical instruments out.
This Exhale engine can be magic for Deep/Future House, Electro and even Trap/Hip-Hop sampling vocal bits.
Yeah, yeah, there are other vocal engines out there... I know. However, it doesn't hurt having another very attractive alternative to use.
Having Chris Lake (a prominent Dance producer) in the promo video is not a random choice neither. Output already know which production end they are targeting with this engine; pretty much they are in my market with this one!
Huhmm!! Let's hope my money is long enough by end of the year #wishlist

 

I think I need to get this .
Some samples sound pretty great and the engine looks really handy and much quicker than doing everything manually. This is not a complete revolution but a great tool to work quicker with awesome vocal sources I think.

 

I liked it, it looks more like a 'padish' thing. Hope to see it available soon.

 

Love it

 

I had Signal for a few weeks on my HD then decided that it's not for me and deleted it.

As of this one, it looks promising : certainly not revolutionary, but a very nice tool with an awesome GUI (just like all the other Output libs).

It might be useful for fast sketches for example, a bit like Stylus RMX.

 

Why does every promo video have to be a fucking bro fest?
As if "really cool, dude" would be a unique selling proposition in pro audio. I really can't stand those numbnuts any longer.

 

I own, use, and enjoy all of Output's products, but I am a bit hesitant about making this purchase. I am just not convinced. I need to hear more.

 

Could not agree more. In addition, I cannot stand the walkthroughs that people post such as this one I came across for Vir2 Acou6tics:

I wanted to hear how the fucking thing sounds without them talking over it literally the entire way thus distracting from it entirely. I ended up having to download it from "The Big Zee" just to demo the chords strumming mode the way I wanted to. As if hearing something more than picking arpeggios from a 20-something gigabyte library was too hard to ask for. Lmao.

 

Its actually Kontakt based Library.

Check this huge review by Tom Cosm