Antares auto-tune 4 Manual Do Utilizador
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Chapter 3: Auto-Tune 4 Controls
This chapter is a reference for all of the controls used in the Auto-Tune 4
interface. How these controls are used together for intonation correction is
demonstrated in Chapter 4, Auto-Tune 4 Tutorial.
interface. How these controls are used together for intonation correction is
demonstrated in Chapter 4, Auto-Tune 4 Tutorial.
If you are upgrading from Auto-Tune 3, you can probably skip ahead to
Chapter 5, New Feature Quick Start Guide.
Chapter 5, New Feature Quick Start Guide.
Common Controls
The following controls and displays are visible regardless of which
operating mode is selected. Their settings affect both Automatic and
Graphical Modes.
operating mode is selected. Their settings affect both Automatic and
Graphical Modes.
SAMPLE RATE DISPLAY
This display indicates the sample rate of the current
audio file as reported to Auto-Tune 4 by the host
application.
audio file as reported to Auto-Tune 4 by the host
application.
NOTE: Auto-Tune 4 is high sample rate compatible. If your host applica-
tion and audio hardware are capable of dealing with up to 192 kHz
files, Auto-Tune 4 will process them correctly. However, it’s important
to remember that high sample rate files require substantially more DSP
power than 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz files, so the number of possible
simultaneous Auto-Tune 4 instantiations will be decreased.
tion and audio hardware are capable of dealing with up to 192 kHz
files, Auto-Tune 4 will process them correctly. However, it’s important
to remember that high sample rate files require substantially more DSP
power than 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz files, so the number of possible
simultaneous Auto-Tune 4 instantiations will be decreased.
ANOTHER NOTE: If you are using external A/D converters with indepen-
dently selectable sample rates, it can be possible to establish a mis-
match between the actual conversion sample rate and what the host
application thinks is the sample rate. If this happens, Auto-Tune 4 will
appear to be correcting pitch to the “wrong” key. If this seems to be
happening, check to be sure that your converter sample rate and your
host application sample rate (as displayed by Auto-Tune 4) match.
dently selectable sample rates, it can be possible to establish a mis-
match between the actual conversion sample rate and what the host
application thinks is the sample rate. If this happens, Auto-Tune 4 will
appear to be correcting pitch to the “wrong” key. If this seems to be
happening, check to be sure that your converter sample rate and your
host application sample rate (as displayed by Auto-Tune 4) match.
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