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Fixing the pitch of vocals/Adding a backing chorus to vocals (Vocal Tool Box)
 
Section 2
 
Vocal Tool Box patches
 
In the case of both pitch correction and harmony sequence, 
you can set up the way in which the effect is to be applied 
and can then save these settings. A group of such settings is 
referred to as a Patch. 
At the time of purchase, a total of 10 pitch correction and 
harmony sequence patches (i.e., preset patches) will be 
stored in the BR-1600CD. In addition, 10 user patches can be 
freely set up and used within any song, and 10 song patches 
can be set up for use within a specific song.
 
Precautions for Vocal Tool Box usage
 
• When you are using the Vocal Tool Box, you will not be 
able to use insert effects, the Mastering Tool Kit, or 
speaker modeling.
• The Vocal Tool Box is intended for use with recorded 
vocal tracks and it cannot be applied to input sources or 
the Master output.
• Pitch correction and harmony sequence are separate 
effects. For this reason, they cannot both be used at the 
same time.
• These effects will function when applied to solo 
performances other than vocals; however, the 
fundamental differences between the character of the 
human voice and that of musical instruments makes it 
highly unlikely that the desired result will be achieved. 
• In the following situations, the Vocal Tool Box may not 
be able to accurately detect the pitch, and normal 
operation will not be possible. 
-
When other sounds are mixed in with the solo vocal 
part. 
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When the volume of the vocal part is excessively 
loud or quiet. 
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When the vocal part contains a lot of sibilance or is 
very breathy (such as a singer that whispers, or one 
with a husky voice).
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When the vocal part contains an excessive number 
of different pitches (such as fast, deep vibrato or fast 
speech)
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When the part is sung with a very low voice 
containing a lot of harmonics.
 
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If the BR-1600CD is frequently incorrect when detecting 
the pitch, either change the “Type” setting for the pitch 
correction function or the “Input Type” setting for the 
harmony sequence function. In certain cases, this will 
reduce the number of incorrect detections.
 
Fixing the pitch of vocals 
 
(Pitch Correction) 
 
Let’s now use the BR-1600CD’s pitch correction feature to 
clean up some mistakes in a solo vocal part. 
Using this feature, we will be able to correct pitches in real 
time and in semitone units.
 
1.
 
Before using pitch correction, record a solo vocal track 
to work with.
 
2.
 
Press [REC MODE] several times until the BOUNCE 
indicator lights up.
 
The BR-1600CD will now enter Bounce mode.
 
3.
 
Press [VOCAL TOOL BOX].
 
This button will light up to indicate that the Vocal Tool 
Box is turned on.
The Vocal Tool Box’s patch selection screen will appear.
 
fig.35-06d
 
4.
 
Move the cursor to the patch number field and select a 
patch using the TIME/VALUE dial.
 
You should select a patch for which “PITCH 
CORRECTION” is displayed on-screen as the algorithm 
name here.
 
5.
 
Press [F3] (LOCATION).
 
fig.35-08d
 
6.
 
Use TIME/VALUE dial to select the track containing 
the solo vocal recording.
 
The following tracks can be selected at this time:
Tracks 1 through 8, or Tracks 9/10 through 15/16
 
7.
 
Start playback on the BR-1600CD. 
 
Pitches will be corrected in the solo vocal part as it is 
played. A real-time display of the amount of pitch 
correction in units of cents will be provided at the top 
right of the screen. Listen to the part to confirm that it is 
now completely in tune, and if necessary, adjust the 
volume of the part using the corresponding track fader. 
Press [STOP] to end playback.
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