Antares auto-tune 4 Manual Do Utilizador
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CORRECT PITCH
After you have used the graphical tools (as described
below) to create a target pitch contour, this button is
used to apply the pitch correction to the audio.
below) to create a target pitch contour, this button is
used to apply the pitch correction to the audio.
In all cases, pressing the Correct Pitch button and then
starting playback will cause the pitch correction to be
applied to the audio. In some host applications, starting
playback when the Pitch Graph contains any yellow pitch
starting playback will cause the pitch correction to be
applied to the audio. In some host applications, starting
playback when the Pitch Graph contains any yellow pitch
correction contour will automatically engage the Correct Pitch function.
Check your Auto-Tune 4 Read Me file for details.
Check your Auto-Tune 4 Read Me file for details.
THE PITCH GRAPH DISPLAY
The Pitch Graph displays the pitch contour of the audio to be processed as
well as the target pitch contour objects that you create. On this display, the
vertical axis represents pitch (with higher notes towards the top) while the
horizontal axis represents time.
well as the target pitch contour objects that you create. On this display, the
vertical axis represents pitch (with higher notes towards the top) while the
horizontal axis represents time.
NOTE: As explained in the Options section, you can select from three
different color schemes for the Pitch Graph Display. In the descriptions
below we will refer to the colors that appear in the Classic scheme.
different color schemes for the Pitch Graph Display. In the descriptions
below we will refer to the colors that appear in the Classic scheme.
The red curve represents the original pitch contour of the input track, while
the desired target pitch or pitch contour is indicated in yellow.
the desired target pitch or pitch contour is indicated in yellow.