Antares auto-tune-for tdm and vst 사용자 설명서
Auto-Tune Controls
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Auto-Tune UserÕs Manual
The Make Auto button
The Make Auto button is enabled whenever there is any input sound pitch
(red) data. If a range of time has been selected by applying the zoom/select
tool in the Envelope Graph, the Make Auto button works in the selected
time range only. Pressing the Make Auto button causes curve objects to be
created from input sound pitch (red) data. The Make Auto computation
uses the input sound pitch curve to precisely create target pitch function
curves that are equivalent to the pitch of the Automatic Mode output. That
includes the Scale edits, the Detune slider, the Retune slider and the Vibrato
section.
(red) data. If a range of time has been selected by applying the zoom/select
tool in the Envelope Graph, the Make Auto button works in the selected
time range only. Pressing the Make Auto button causes curve objects to be
created from input sound pitch (red) data. The Make Auto computation
uses the input sound pitch curve to precisely create target pitch function
curves that are equivalent to the pitch of the Automatic Mode output. That
includes the Scale edits, the Detune slider, the Retune slider and the Vibrato
section.
Note that the Automatic Mode Tracking slider is not involved, because its
function is used to determine the input sound pitch. In Graphical Mode, the
input sound pitch has already been determined, (e.g. the red sound pitch
curve), hence the Automatic Mode Tracking slider is not involved in the
Òmake autoÓ computation.
function is used to determine the input sound pitch. In Graphical Mode, the
input sound pitch has already been determined, (e.g. the red sound pitch
curve), hence the Automatic Mode Tracking slider is not involved in the
Òmake autoÓ computation.
After you use the Make Auto button, you may choose to hear the sound
that would be produced in Automatic Mode. To do this, move the Retune
slider to 0 (fast). This will faithfully reproduce the effect of the computed
curve.
that would be produced in Automatic Mode. To do this, move the Retune
slider to 0 (fast). This will faithfully reproduce the effect of the computed
curve.
The Tracking slider
The DSP computes the pitch of the incoming sound during pitch tracking
and pitch correction. The Graphical mode Tracking slider is similar in func-
tion but separate from the Tracking slider in the Automatic Mode. In both
modes, it controls how much variation in the incoming waveform is
allowed. Usually you can set the Tracking slider to 25 and forget it. This
control is useful with difÞcult to track sounds, such as a breathy voice, wind
noise or a ÒJimmy DuranteÓ kind of growling voice. However, tracking is
not guaranteed and a ÒrelaxedÓ setting may introduce distortion and pop-
ping.
and pitch correction. The Graphical mode Tracking slider is similar in func-
tion but separate from the Tracking slider in the Automatic Mode. In both
modes, it controls how much variation in the incoming waveform is
allowed. Usually you can set the Tracking slider to 25 and forget it. This
control is useful with difÞcult to track sounds, such as a breathy voice, wind
noise or a ÒJimmy DuranteÓ kind of growling voice. However, tracking is
not guaranteed and a ÒrelaxedÓ setting may introduce distortion and pop-
ping.
Be cautious about changing the Tracking slider after performing the Track
Pitch function. Auto-Tune uses the Tracking slider setting during Track
Pitch and during Correct Pitch functions. Changing the Tracking slider set-
tings will cause different parts of the sound to be pitch corrected. If you
Pitch function. Auto-Tune uses the Tracking slider setting during Track
Pitch and during Correct Pitch functions. Changing the Tracking slider set-
tings will cause different parts of the sound to be pitch corrected. If you