Antares auto-tune 4 Manual Do Utilizador

13. Select the Scissors Tool and click on an existing line or curve to break it

in two at that point. A stacked pair of anchor points will be created at
the point you click. Select the Arrow Tool again and use it to drag each
of the new end points in turn to new positions.

14. Select one or more objects and play with the Edit Buttons (Undo, Cut,

Copy, Paste, Select All).

This would also be a good time to see if the Edit Button keyboard equiva-
lents work in your host application:

Command/Control-Z

undo

Command/Control-X

cut

Command/Control-C

copy

Command/Control-V

paste

Command/Control-A

select all

Tutorial 5: Precision

This tutorial is actually more of a demonstration to show the extraordinary
precision with which Auto-Tune 4 can track and correct intonation prob-
lems. If this doesn’t sound interesting, feel free to proceed to Tutorial 6
below.

(By this time, we’ll assume you’re comfortable loading files and calling up
Auto-Tune 4.)

1. Arrange the files “C2 Ahhh v3” and “C2 Ohhh v1” so that they are on

separate tracks and can be played simultaneously.

2. Assign a separate instance of Auto-Tune 4 to each of the two tracks

and select Automatic Mode for each of them.

3. In each Auto-Tune 4, set the Retune slider to 0.

4. In each Auto-Tune 4, set the Key pop-up to B-flat.

5. Do whatever your host application requires to bypass both instances of

Auto-Tune 4.

6. Play back the files so you can hear them together without processing.

Believe it or not, these vocal samples from a sample CD are supposed to
be the same pitch. Yikes!

7. Now enable Auto-Tune 4 on each of the tracks and play the files again.

If you’ve done everything right, you will hear the samples so well in tune
that they sound like one voice.