Antares AutoTune Evo user manual
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15 controls at t\fe top of t\fe interface. T\fey do not affect t\fe computations of t\fe Grap\fical Mode in any way. T\fey are merely a reference to guide you in setting t\fe target pitc\fes. Grap\fical Mode also includes t\fe En\belope Grap\f, w\fic\f displays t\fe amplitude (loudness) en\belope of t\fe sound w\fose pitc\f is s\fown in t\fe Pitc\f Grap\f. T\fe \forizontal scale of t\fis grap\f will eit\fer 1) s\fow t\fe en\belope of t\fe entire extent of t\fe pitc\f-detected sound or 2) align...
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16 W\fen a \bocal is pitc\f-s\fifted by large inter\bals wit\fout formant correction, not only is t\fe pitc\f of sung notes s\fifted, but t\fe formants are s\fifted as well. T\fe resulting effect is not just of a person singing \fig\fer or lower notes, but of a person w\fo is literally growing or s\frinking (depending on t\fe direction of t\fe s\fift). W\file t\fis can be useful for producing singing c\fipmunks, it typically does not produce realistic pitc\f-s\fifting o\ber ranges larger t\fan...
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17 Chapter 3: Auto\bTune Evo Controls Continuous Controls Auto-Tune E\bo’s continuous controls are represented grap\fically as \birtual knobs. Depending on your preference, you can control knobs by \bertical, \forizontal or radial mouse mo\bement. Set your preference in t\fe op tions dialog described below. Double-clicking on a knob will return it to its default \balue. In some \fost applications, Command (Mac)/Control (PC) clicking on a knob will also reset it to default (see t\fe Auto- Tune...
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18 If, on t\fe ot\fer \fand, your signal is noisy or not well-isolated (as mig\ft be more common in a li\be performance situation) or you are dealing wit\f a particularly breat\fy or guttural \boice, it may be necessary to allow more signal \bariation (\fig\fer Tracking numbers). Howe\ber, under t\fese circumstances tracking is not guaranteed and a too “relaxed” setting may introduce distortion and popping. NOTE: The improved pitch detection technology in Auto-Tune Evo (in combination with the...
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19 Scale Detune T\fe Detune parameter allows you to c\fange t\fe pitc\f standard of Auto-Tune E\bo from t\fe default A = 440Hz. T\fe \balue is set in cents (100 cents = 1 semitone). T\fe range of adjustment is from -100 to +100 cents. For con\benience, t\fe detune amount is also displayed in Hertz relati\be to A440. T\fe Detune function can be used to tune a \bocal performance to some irreparably out-of-tune instrument (a piano or organ, for example), or to allow correction to ot\fer t\fan...
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20 you wish to use the Throat Length \function on a TDM system, be sure to select the RTAS version o\f Auto-Tune Evo. In addition to simply c\fanging \bocal timbre, increasing t\froat lengt\f is useful w\fen t\fe original performance is female and you want to transpose it down and \fa\be it sound more male. Con\bersely, decreasing t\froat lengt\f is useful w\fen t\fe original input is male and you want to transpose it up and \fa\be it sound female or c\fildlike. NOTE: While this control gives...
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21 Options Clicking t\fe options button will bring up a window containing a number of settings t\fat fall into t\fe “set and forget” category. BUFFER SIZE T\fis controls t\fe number of seconds of memory buffer space t\fat are permanently reser\bed for pitc\f tracking and pitc\f correction data in Grap\fical Mode. (T\fere is a separate buffer for eac\f plug-in occurrence.) To c\fange t\fe buffer allocation, click in t\fe data field and enter t\fe required number of seconds. T\fe maximum buffer...
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22 position in Grap\fical Mode. T\fis is most useful w\fen you are comparing t\fe \barious pitc\f \balues (tracked pitc\f, correction object pitc\f, and output pitc\f) at one or more time locations in your track. A TIp: Since the line indicator can be somewhat annoying during normal editing tasks, you can, i\f you pre\fer, uncheck this box in the Options dialog and then assign Toggle Time Indicator to one o\f the number keys as described below. That way, you can turn it on only when you need...
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23 N O TE : Some hosts do not support immediate resi\bing o\f an open plug- in window. I\f yours in one o\f those, a\fter clicking Save, you will have to close the Auto-Tune Evo window and reopen it to have the si\be change take a\f\fect. ANOTHER NO TE: Since real-time resi\bing is supported in all current versions o\f pr o Tools LE and HD, neither the RTAS nor TDM versions o\f Auto- Tune Evo include (or need) the Window Si\be controls. SAv E AS DEFAULT: W\fen t\fe “Sa\be as default” box is...
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24 a slower Retune Speed just to t\fe sustained notes. T\fus, t\fe s\fort notes are in tune and t\fe sustained notes still allow t\fe natural \bariations of t\fe original performance. Here’s \fow it works: Start by setting Humanize to 0 and adjusting t\fe Retune Speed until t\fe s\fortest problem notes in t\fe performance are in tune. At t\fis point, any sustained notes may sound unnaturally static. If so, start ad\bancing t\fe Humanize control. T\fe \fig\fer t\fe Humanize setting, t\fe more...