Antares Inc history

Antares was purchased in 1980 by D. S. Donaldson, Inc., an engraving company, owned by David S. Donaldson.

Upon leaving Landmark in 1989, he returned to one of his first loves, music, studying music composition at the Shepard School of Music at Rice University.

Antares Audio Technologies was founded in 1990 as Jupiter Systems by Doctor Harold (Andy) Hildebrand.

They graduated in 1995 and their thesis was supported by the Brescia opto-electronic laboratory that performed applied research for companies in the area.

Antares was founded in 1996 with a vision to be a pre-eminent player in middle market private debt.

In late 1999 Antares once again created a new product category with the Antares Microphone Modeler, a plug-in that allows any reasonable quality microphone to sound like any of a wide variety of other microphones.

At the Audio Engineering Society Conference in September of 2000, the Mic Modeler was honored with the TEC Award as the year's Outstanding Achievement in Signal Processing Software.

In 2004, Antares made the strategic decision to focus on the development of unique production tools for vocalists.

That focus initially culminated in the introduction in 2005 of the AVOX Antares Vocal Toolkit, a bundle of five innovative plug-ins, including THROAT Physical Modeling Vocal Designer, the world's first tool for modeling vocal characteristics through a model of the human vocal tract.

2009 The Launch of Internationalization in Turkey

In 2010, Antares introduced Auto-Tune 7, the most substantial upgrade to Auto-Tune since its original introduction, adding fully integrated rhythmic editing to Auto-Tune's graphical editing mode.

2017 Antares Vision: 10 years of Achievements

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