Choral

Choral.MusicDevice.component · Audio · v1.0.0 (R84)
Native Version Spotted 3 devices
Native Version Spotted

Universal version latest seen at v1.3.3 · Reported by 5 Macs in the community.

All sighted native versions (3):

v1.3.3 ×3 v1.3.0 ×1 v1.3.1 ×1

Sighting data is community-sourced — version availability and pricing should be verified with the developer.

About This App

Choral is a virtual choir audio plug-in from Native Instruments, available as an Audio Unit (AU) for macOS. It generates natural and synthetic choral textures and vocal pads using SATB (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) voice structure, with features including an LFO modulation section, ADSR envelope, pitch bend, built-in reverb, and filter controls. The plug-in includes over 50 preset sounds ranging from traditional choral arrangements to ambient, cinematic and synthetic vocal textures. Choral ships as part of Native Instruments' Komplete suite and is updated through Native Access, the vendor's plug-in management tool. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.

Versions Seen 2 versions
v1.1.0 (R47) v1.0.0 (R84)

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https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/native-access/

Choral has a native Apple Silicon (Universal Binary) build available from Native Instruments. To update from the Intel version to the native build, open Native Access (Native Instruments' plug-in manager and auto-updater) and look for Choral in your installed products list. If an update is available, click the update button and let Native Access download and install the native version. After installation, your existing presets and settings will be preserved. If you do not have Native Access installed, download it from Native Instruments' site and use it to install or update all your Native Instruments plug-ins at once — this is the official channel for keeping Native Instruments audio plug-ins current and native-compatible. Once updated, Choral will run natively on your M-series Mac, delivering better performance and lower CPU overhead than the Intel build running under Rosetta.