User`s manual

Another Note: Auto-Tune 3 will only pitch correct true stereo

tracks. If the second track (i.e., the track not selected as a pitch

reference) is simply an independent unrelated track, unpredictable

(and potentially unpleasant) sounds may result. On the other

hand, something interesting might happen. You never know.

Bypass

Auto-Tune 3 does not include a dedicated Bypass control as that function

is typically provided by the host application’s plug-in interface. However, it

is worth noting that Auto-Tune 3 is designed such that switching the

bypass state will not cause any audio artifacts. It can safely be used in

performance or in the middle of a recorded track.

Automatic Mode Controls

Knobs

All of Auto-Tune 3’s continuous parameters are represented as

knobs. To “turn” a knob, position the cursor over the desired

knob, press and hold the left mouse button (or the only mouse

button, if you’re using a one-button mouse) and move the cursor

up to turn the knob clockwise or down to turn the knob counter-

clockwise. The current value of each parameter appears in its associated

numeric display.

Double-clicking on a knob will return it to its default value. In some host

applications, Command/Control clicking on a knob will also reset it to

default (see the Auto-Tune 3 Read Me and/or your host application

manual for details).

Key Selection

To select the desired key, click on the Key pop-up and

then select the desired note from the pop-up list. This

determines the pitch of the first note of the scale

according to the standard A3 = 440 Hertz.

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