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Pitch Correction Parameters
The Pitch Correction effect offers the following parameters.
• Use Global Tuning button: Enable to use the project’s Tuning settings for the pitch
correction process. If disabled, you can use the Ref. Pitch field to freely set the desired
reference tuning. See Setting the Pitch Correction Reference Tuning.
• Normal and Low buttons: These determine the pitch range that is scanned (for notes
that need correction). See Defining the Pitch Correction Effect’s Quantization Grid.
• Ref. Pitch field: Sets the desired reference tuning, in cents (relative to the root). See
Setting the Pitch Correction Reference Tuning.
• Root pop-up menu and field: Click to choose the root note of the scale from the Root
pop-up menu. See Defining the Pitch Correction Effect’s Quantization Grid.
• Scale pop-up menu and field: Click to choose different pitch quantization grids from the
Scale pop-up menu. See Defining the Pitch Correction Effect’s Quantization Grid.
• Keyboard: Click a key to exclude the corresponding note from pitch quantization grids.
This effectively removes this key from the scale, resulting in note corrections that are
forced to the nearest available pitch (key). See Excluding Notes from Pitch Correction.
• Byp(ass) buttons: Click to exclude the corresponding note from pitch correction. In
other words, all notes that match this pitch will not be corrected. This applies to both
user and built-in scale quantization grids. See Excluding Notes from Pitch Correction.
• Bypass All button: Provides a quick way to compare the corrected and original signals,
or for automation changes.
• Show Input and Show Output buttons: Click to display the pitch of the input or output
signal, respectively, on the notes of the keyboard.
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