Antares auto-tune 4 Manual Do Utilizador
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DETAILS
OCTAVE AS PLAYED/ALL OCTAVES
For both of the MIDI functions
(Learn Scale from MIDI and Target Notes via MIDI), you can now choose
whether you want incoming MIDI notes to affect all octaves (that’s how
it worked in Auto-Tune 3) or just the notes in the specific octaves in
which they are played.
whether you want incoming MIDI notes to affect all octaves (that’s how
it worked in Auto-Tune 3) or just the notes in the specific octaves in
which they are played.
DUAL DETUNE DISPLAY
The Detune control now includes dual displays
that simultaneously show the amount of detuning in cents and in Hz.
relative to A440.
relative to A440.
IMPROVED TARGETING
This feature is designed to help with target
note identification when the performance includes vibrato so wide that
it approaches adjacent scale notes.
it approaches adjacent scale notes.
Say, for example that the scale is C Major and the singer is singing G,
but with a vibrato that alternately approaches F and A. In Auto-Tune 3,
Auto Mode would alternately pick F and A as target notes whenever
the vibrato was less than 50 cents away from those notes. You could, of
course, remove F and A from the scale, but then you’d have a problem
whenever the singer actually sang F or A.
but with a vibrato that alternately approaches F and A. In Auto-Tune 3,
Auto Mode would alternately pick F and A as target notes whenever
the vibrato was less than 50 cents away from those notes. You could, of
course, remove F and A from the scale, but then you’d have a problem
whenever the singer actually sang F or A.
With Improved Targeting, Auto-Tune 4 uses a new algorithm that
attempts to recognize vibrato and differentiate between it and
intended note changes. Our testing has shown that it works a lot of the
time — but not always (it depends a great deal on the actual perfor-
mance). When it works, Auto-Tune 4 ignores the wide vibrato as far as
target note selection is concerned. When it doesn’t, it works pretty
much like Auto-Tune 3.
attempts to recognize vibrato and differentiate between it and
intended note changes. Our testing has shown that it works a lot of the
time — but not always (it depends a great deal on the actual perfor-
mance). When it works, Auto-Tune 4 ignores the wide vibrato as far as
target note selection is concerned. When it doesn’t, it works pretty
much like Auto-Tune 3.
The default state of this control is Off. When you’ve got a vibrato
problem, try turning it on and see if it helps.
problem, try turning it on and see if it helps.
SCALE EDIT WINDOW
In addition to the previous Set Major and Set
Minor buttons that appear for any scale with twelve or more notes,
three buttons have been added — primarily to simplify dealing with
the multi-octave keyboard:
three buttons have been added — primarily to simplify dealing with
the multi-octave keyboard:
SET ALL: Sets all notes in the current scale to Scale Notes in all
octaves. Useful as a Reset button to instantly erase all previous
Remove and/or Bypass settings.
octaves. Useful as a Reset button to instantly erase all previous
Remove and/or Bypass settings.
REMOVE ALL: Sets all notes in the current scale to Remove in all
octaves.
octaves.
BYPASS ALL: Sets all notes in the current scale to Bypass in all
octaves.
octaves.
Additionally, clicking any of the Remove or Bypass buttons in the Scale
Edit window is reflected in all octaves of the keyboard.
Edit window is reflected in all octaves of the keyboard.