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Audio processing and functions
Using envelope based Pitch Shift
When the “Envelope” tab is selected, you can specify an
envelope curve on which the pitch shift will be based. This
allows you to create pitchbend effects, pitch-shift different
sections of the audio by different amounts, etc.
Envelope display
Shows the shape of the envelope curve over the wave-
form image of the audio selected for processing. Envelope
curve points above the center line indicate positive pitch
shift, while curve points below the center line indicate
negative pitch shift. Initially, the envelope curve will be a
horizontal, centered line, indicating zero pitch shift.
You can click on the curve to add points, and click and
drag existing points to change the shape. To remove a
point from the curve, drag it outside the display.
Curve Kind
These buttons determine whether the envelope curve con-
sists of spline curve segments (left button), damped spline
segments (middle button) or linear segments (right button).
Spline curve segment envelope
The same envelope with damped spline segments selected
The same envelope with linear segments selected
Range
This parameter determines the vertical pitch range of the
envelope. If set to “4”, moving a curve point to the top of
the display corresponds to pitch shifting by +4 semitones.
The maximum range is +/-16 semitones.
Transpose and Fine-Tune
These parameters allow you to adjust the value of a curve
point numerically:
1. Click on a curve point to select it.
The selected point is shown in red.
2. Adjust the Transpose and Fine-Tune parameters to
change the pitch of the curve point in semitones and
cents, respectively.