Owner`s manual
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Now do the following:
1. In the Edit Scale Display, click the Remove buttons next to the notes B, D,
F# and G#.
2. Play “A2-A3-A2 sweep” again.
You will now hear an arpeggiated A Major triad because you have removed
all the other notes from the scale.
To continue:
1. In the Edit Scale Display, click the Bypass button next to E.
2. Play “A2-A3-A2 sweep” again.
You will now hear the eect of not correcting the E. During the time that
Auto-Tune Live would normally be tuning the input to E, Auto-Tune Live
instead enters bypass mode and passes the input through uncorrected.
To continue:
1. Set the Retune Speed to about 30.
2. Play “A2-A3-A2 sweep” again. Compare the 30 setting to the 0 setting.
3. Try various other Speed settings.
The setting of 0 is fast: Auto-Tune Live makes instantaneous pitch
changes. The setting of 30 is slower. Auto-Tune Live makes gradual pitch
changes. This parameter controls how rapidly the pitch correction is
applied to the incoming pitch. The units are milliseconds. A value of zero
will cause instantaneous changes from one tone to another and will
completely suppress a vibrato (note that related volume changes will
remain). Retune values from 10 to 50 are typical for vocals.
To continue:
1. Set the Retune Speed to 0
2. In the Edit Scale Display, click the Remove buttons next to all the notes
except F#.
3. Play “A2-A3-A2 sweep” again. As the sound is playing, move Scale
Detune knob.
The output pitch will be locked to F#, however, you will hear the output
pitch change with the Detune slider movement. This is because the Detune
knob is changing the pitch standard of the scale.
Finally:
1. Select “sine wave” from the Vibrato Type pop-up.
2. Play “A2-A3-A2 sweep” again.
3. Experiment with the various vibrato controls to hear their eects.