Antares autotune4 Manual Do Utilizador

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When you have played the entire melody, press the Learn Scale From MIDI
button again to end the process. The Edit Scale Display will now contain a
scale containing only those notes that appeared in your melody.
If you happen to make an error during note entry, or want to try again for
any other reason, simply click the Learn Scale From MIDI button and start
the process again.
NOTE: When you start the process by pressing the Learn Scale From
MIDI button, all notes are first Removed from the chromatic scale in
preparation for adding just the notes you play. If you then press the
Learn Scale From MIDI button again without playing any notes, you
will be left with a chromatic scale with all notes removed. In this state,
Auto-Tune 4 will pass all notes with no correction applied. So don’t do
that.
ANOTHER NOTE: We realize that there is some possibility of confusion
between the Learn Scale From MIDI function and Target Notes Via MIDI
function described above. To clarify: Target Notes Via MIDI is used to
specify target pitches in real time while pitch correction is occurring,
while Learn Scale From MIDI is used in advance of correction to create
a custom scale.
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 or just the notes in the
specific octaves in which they are played.
Simply click the desired button. The associated LED will light to indicate
your choice.
SCALE DETUNE
The Detune parameter allows you to
change the pitch standard of Auto-Tune 4
from the default A = 440Hz. The value is
set in cents (100 cents = 1 semitone). The
range of adjustment is from -100 to +100
cents. For convenience, the detune
amount is also displayed in Hertz relative
to A440.
The Detune function can be used to tune a vocal performance to some
irreparably out-of-tune instrument (a piano or organ, for example), or to
allow correction to other than the conventional 440Hz standard.