Antares autotune4 Manual Do Utilizador
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When the Magnifying Glass cursor is displaying the default “+”, clicking the
Magnifying Glass anywhere in the pitch display will increase the display’s
horizontal and vertical zoom factors one step (if possible).
Magnifying Glass anywhere in the pitch display will increase the display’s
horizontal and vertical zoom factors one step (if possible).
Pressing Option(Mac)/Alt(PC) will cause the cursor to change to “-”. In this
state, clicking anywhere in the pitch display will decrease the display’s
horizontal and vertical zoom factors one step (if possible).
state, clicking anywhere in the pitch display will decrease the display’s
horizontal and vertical zoom factors one step (if possible).
Dragging the Magnifying Glass in the Envelope display will cause the
selected time range to appear in the pitch display (most useful for navigat-
ing when the Envelope display is in “All” mode). The pitch range of the
pitch display will be automatically scaled such that all of pitch information
in that time range is visible on the screen.
selected time range to appear in the pitch display (most useful for navigat-
ing when the Envelope display is in “All” mode). The pitch range of the
pitch display will be automatically scaled such that all of pitch information
in that time range is visible on the screen.
I-BEAM TOOL (6)
Drag the I-beam Tool in either the pitch or Envelope display to
select an area for Make Curve or Make Auto or Vibrato Scaling
(see below). The selection area will be reflected in both displays.
select an area for Make Curve or Make Auto or Vibrato Scaling
(see below). The selection area will be reflected in both displays.
HAND TOOL (7)
Drag the Hand Tool in any direction in the pitch display to move
the area displayed.
the area displayed.
If the Envelope display is set to “Tie”, you can drag the Hand
Tool in the Envelope display to move the area displayed horizontally. If the
Envelope display is set to “All”, the Hand Tool icon will have an “X”
through it to indicate that movement is not possible.
Envelope display is set to “All”, the Hand Tool icon will have an “X”
through it to indicate that movement is not possible.
THE EDIT BUTTONS
Once some audio has been tracked and/or pitch contour objects created,
they can be affected or edited in various ways with the Edit Buttons.
they can be affected or edited in various ways with the Edit Buttons.
The Edit Buttons are context sensitive, i.e., only the buttons that are
applicable to the current state of the pitch display are active. If a particular
button does not have a valid function relative to the current pitch display
state, it will be “grayed out.”
applicable to the current state of the pitch display are active. If a particular
button does not have a valid function relative to the current pitch display
state, it will be “grayed out.”
THE UNDO BUTTON
The Undo button becomes active whenever you move or
modify a target pitch contour object. Clicking the Undo
button once will undo the most recent change. If you have
modify a target pitch contour object. Clicking the Undo
button once will undo the most recent change. If you have
made multiple changes, you can continue to click Undo to undo additional
changes up to the limit that you set in the Options dialog.
changes up to the limit that you set in the Options dialog.