Antares auto-tune 4 Manual Do Utilizador
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STREAMLINED NAVIGATION: We have rearranged the various
scrolling and scaling controls such that they all cluster around the
lower lefthand corner of the display. This should result in less
mousing.
scrolling and scaling controls such that they all cluster around the
lower lefthand corner of the display. This should result in less
mousing.
The Envelope amplitude display is now auto-scaling, allowing us to
eliminate its previous scaling controls.
eliminate its previous scaling controls.
The scroll handles now size proportionally to the current display
scale.
scale.
AUTO-SCALING: After tracking, the pitch display will automatically
scale in such a way as to include all of the tracked audio. No more
hunting around looking for your pitch curves.
scale in such a way as to include all of the tracked audio. No more
hunting around looking for your pitch curves.
Auto Mode Vibrato Settings Reflected in Make Auto Curves: If you
are adding pitch variation using the Automatic Mode’s Vibrato
function, the variation in pitch will be visually reflected in the
yellow curve when you Make Auto.
are adding pitch variation using the Automatic Mode’s Vibrato
function, the variation in pitch will be visually reflected in the
yellow curve when you Make Auto.
However, since there is no easy way to visually represent specific
changes in amplitude or formant, if you have used the Automatic
Mode’s Vibrato function to introduce amplitude and/or formant
variation, the Make Auto curve will be blue rather than yellow to
remind you that these elements will be introduced into your Graphi-
cal Mode output
changes in amplitude or formant, if you have used the Automatic
Mode’s Vibrato function to introduce amplitude and/or formant
variation, the Make Auto curve will be blue rather than yellow to
remind you that these elements will be introduced into your Graphi-
cal Mode output
CURSOR PITCH DISPLAY: The exact pitch value of the cursor position
is constantly displayed as a note name +/- cents. This display is
always relative to the currently selected scale (i.e., only scale notes
will appear in the pitch display).
is constantly displayed as a note name +/- cents. This display is
always relative to the currently selected scale (i.e., only scale notes
will appear in the pitch display).
UNDO/REDO
Up to 20 levels of Undo/Redo are available. Simply click
the appropriate buttons.
VIBRATO SCALING
The purpose of this function is to quickly and easily
change (either increasing or decreasing) the amount of an existing
vibrato, while preserving the original shape and character of the
vibrato.
vibrato, while preserving the original shape and character of the
vibrato.
To use this function, select the I-beam tool and highlight the range of
audio you’d like to edit. When a range of audio is selected, the Make
Vibrato Curve button becomes active. Set the desired amount of
change using the Scale Vibrato Amount knob and then click the Make
Vibrato Curve button to create a correction curve. Audition the result.
If it’s not exactly what you wanted, click Undo and try again.
audio you’d like to edit. When a range of audio is selected, the Make
Vibrato Curve button becomes active. Set the desired amount of
change using the Scale Vibrato Amount knob and then click the Make
Vibrato Curve button to create a correction curve. Audition the result.
If it’s not exactly what you wanted, click Undo and try again.