Overview and Navigation

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Overview

This section introduces Evoke’s interface and the purpose of each area. You’ll learn how to navigate the plugin and what core features each area provides.

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1. Top Bar

The Top Bar is where you load and save presets, view notifications, and access additional settings.

Global output gain and limiter controls are on the right side of the Top Bar. Use them to control Evoke’s final output level.

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2. View Tabs

The tabs in the top-left of the plugin window open Evoke’s two main views: Resynth and Effects.

The Effects tab also includes a bypass button to quickly toggle the entire effects rack on and off.

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3. Global Mode

The Global Modes dropdown in the top-right corner configures Evoke’s overall behavior and how it responds to external inputs.

It includes the default Pitch Track mode, which works using only the main input signal, as well as advanced modes that integrate external MIDI or sidechain audio.

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4. Main View

The center panel displays the selected view based on the selected view tab.

The Resynth View controls the core resynthesis processing, including auto-tuning, multi-voice harmonization, vocal modeling, and more. It is the first stage in Evoke’s signal chain and offers extensive options for shaping the character and tone of the resynthesized vocal.

The Effects View provides a flexible effects rack applied to the resynthesized signal. Here you can load and reorder multiple effects to further enhance or transform your sound.

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5. Modulation

Evoke’s Modulation System includes two macro controls, six swappable modulators, and a full-featured mod matrix.

Here you can quickly assign modulation via a drag-and-drop workflow, edit individual modulators, and swap modulator types without losing existing modulation connections.

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6. Dry/Wet Controls

A dedicated Dry/Wet section lets you set the global mix between the dry input and the processed wet signal to achieve the right balance.

It is also possible to apply pitch correction on the dry signal by toggling Dry Retune. When enabled, the dry path is retuned the same way as the resynthesized output, keeping both signals harmonically aligned.

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7. Keyboard Panel

The Keyboard Panel lets you set the current musical scale and other settings so Evoke matches your project and is optimized for you input material.

We recommend that you start here when opening a new instance. Getting these settings right will greatly improve resynthesis and pitch correction results.

By default, these settings persist across presets. You can disable this by toggling the lock button on the right side of the panel.