While most times you can set and forget a Major or Minor key in scale sometimes…it is necessary to modify the scale to achieve a specific tuning response from…the plug-in's pitch correction algorithms.…So what we see here once I have chosen the scale of D flat Major, I have the option…to bypass or remove any notes within that scale.…Now what bypassing does is ignore that note.…So, if he was hitting a D flat or anywhere around a D flat, it would not try to correct that note.…
If I bypass all the notes in scale except for one, what it would do is only…correct the vocal when it was on or around a C in this case.…If I choose Bypass for all the notes, no tuning would be active.…(Music playing)…(Man singing: Trouble bound?)…(Man singing: We hit the town?)…(Man singing: And I'll never forget?.)…So for example if there is just one spot I wanted to tune up, like that sound,…I could bypass everything but the D flat.…
(Man singing: ...that sound.)…(Music playing)…And see how it just cleans up that D flat of sound.…
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4/15/2010- Processing in automatic mode versus graphical mode
- Achieving the "T-Pain effect"
- Analyzing incoming pitch
- Modifying the scale
- Adding vibrato
- Working in graphical mode
- Using the note objects system
- Building harmonies
- Dealing with Auto-Tune latency
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Video: Understanding the Scale Editor and Keyboard