Antares auto-tune-for tdm and vst 사용자 설명서

The Òset major scaleÓ button, when clicked, will check tones in the remove
column such that the remaining scale is a major scale. Similarly for Òset
minor scaleÓ.

If a scale with more than twelve tones is edited, the Edit Scale dialog
appears:

The microtuning data at the bottom is presented as information to help you
make decisions concerning what tones to include and exclude from the
scale.

The Scale Detune slider allows the scale to be re-tuned. The values are cents
(100 cents = a semitone). A value of zero implements the standard A3 = 440
Hertz. That is, if the key is D, the scale will have D as its root and will be
tuned to D3 = 440 * 2 / 3 = 293.33 Hz which is exactly 600 cents below A3 =
440 Hz.

Moving the Scale Detune slider up, say to 20, will cause the scale to be
raised up twenty cents in pitch. This will have the effect of tuning a soloist
to a sharper scale. If you have a tone you know that you want to use as the
pitch standard, select that tone and play it in a loop. Adjust Scale Detune
until the Change meter reads zero. (You may be required to use the Edit
Scale dialog to remove adjacent tones so that Auto-Tune doesnÕt tune to the
wrong tone.)