Antares Auto-Tune efx Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 12)

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Soft EFX:

Transitions

between

notes of the

pattern will be

slightly less

instantaneous.

Legato: The

notes of the

pattern will

glide smoothly

from one to the

next.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Despite

the similarities, the Pattern

Style selection is completely

independent of the Effect Style selection.

For example, if you select Hard EFX for

the Effect Type and Legato for the Pattern

Style, you will get classic Auto-Tune Vocal

Effect on the vocal when a pattern is not

being triggered, but when a pattern is being

triggered, there will be smooth transitions

between the notes. Conversely, if you

select Pitch Correct for the Effect Type and

Hard EFX for the Pattern Style, your vocal

track will be smoothly pitch-corrected while

Auto-Motion patterns will exhibit the Auto-

Tune Vocal Effect.

3. Set Pattern Tempo

Auto-Tune EFX 2 provides two ways to set

the tempo of your selected pattern:

Sync to Host: Sync to Host mode ensures

that your Auto-Motion patterns will be

perfectly synced to the tempo of your track

(assuming, of course, that you recorded

your track to a click track or other time

reference). Selectable beat multipliers or

subdivisions allow for a wide variety of

complex rhythmic possibilities.

Click the Sync to Host button (it’ll turn blue)

to sync the pattern tempo to your DAW’s

clock. The Receiving Clock “LED” will light

to conﬁrm that it is getting a valid clock from

your host. (If the LED does not light, check

to see that your host does in fact route its

clock to plug-ins. Most do, but there may

still be a few out there that don’t.)

In Sync to Host mode, the Tempo knob lets

you select what division or multiplier of the

beat will deﬁne the length and position of

each note of your pattern.

The choices are:

•

4/4 (whole note, 4 beats)

•

3/4 (dotted half note, 3 beats)

•

2/4 (half note, 2 beats)

•

1/4. (dotted quarter note)

•

1/4 (quarter note, one beat)

•

1/4T (quarter note triplet)

•

1/8. (dotted 8th note)

•

1/8 (8th note)

•

1/8T (8th note triplet)

•

1/16. (dotted 16th note)

•

1/16 (16th note)

•

1/16T (16th note triplet)

•

1/32. (dotted 32nd note)

•

1/32 (32nd note)

•

1/32T (32nd note triplet)

For example, if you select 4/4, each note of

your pattern will last for four beats, while

selecting 1/16 will result in one pattern note

per sixteenth note.

Absolute BPM: When Sync to Host is not

selected, the Tempo knob lets you set the

tempo in beats per minute. The available

range is 20 BPM to 260 BPM.

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