Antares AutoTune Live user manual

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Set All
Clicking t\fis button sets all notes in t\fe current scale to Scale Notes in all 
octa\bes. T\fis function is useful as a Reset button to instantly erase all pre\bious 
Remo\be and/or Bypass settings and reset an edited scale to its default state.
Remove All
Clicking t\fis button sets all notes in t\fe current scale to Remo\be in all octa\bes.
Bypa\b\b All
Clicking t\fis button sets all notes in t\fe current scale to Bypass in all octa\bes.
The Virt\fal Keyboard
T\fe virtual Keyboard displays...

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Key\foard Edit
T\fese buttons are used to 
select w\fic\f state (Remo\be or 
Bypass) will be toggled w\fen 
you click on a key.
W\fen Remo\be is selected, clicking on any key t\fat is not currently set to 
Remo\be will set t\fat key to Remo\be. Clicking on any key t\fat is currently set 
to Remo\be will set t\fat key to a Scale Note.
W\fen Bypass is selected, clicking on any key t\fat is not currently set to 
Bypass will set t\fat key to Bypass. Clicking on any key t\fat is currently set to 
Bypass...

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Sample Rate Display 
T\fis display indicates t\fe sample rate of t\fe current 
audio file as reported to Auto-Tune Li\be by t\fe \fost 
application. 
NOT\b: Auto-Tune Li\fe is high sa\Lmple rate \bompatible. If your \Lhost appli-
\bation and audio ha\Lrdware are \bapable of dealing w\Lith up to 192 kHz 
files, Auto-Tune Li\fe will pro\bess them \borre\btly. Howe\fer, it’s important to 
remember that high \Lsample rate files require substantially mor\Le DSP power 
than 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz files, so the...

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In\btance ID
Some \fost applications assign numerical instance IDs to multiple instances 
of t\fe same plug-in. If your \fost does t\fis, t\fe ID will appear in a small 
orange display below t\fe Scale edit Display. Instance IDs are useful w\fen 
you are using any of Auto-Tune Li\be’s MIDI functions, as t\fey allow you 
to be sure t\fat you are routing t\fe MIDI stream to t\fe correct instance of 
Auto-Tune Li\be on t\fe desired track.
Learn Scale From MIDI
In most cases, you will probably tell...

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W\fen you \fa\be played t\fe entire melody, press t\fe Learn Scale From MIDI 
button again to end t\fe process. T\fe edit Scale Display will now contain a 
scale containing only t\fose notes t\fat appeared in your melody.
If you \fappen to \fa\be made an error during note entry, or want to try again 
for any ot\fer reason, simply click t\fe Learn Scale From MIDI button and 
start t\fe process again.
NOT\b: When you start the\L pro\bess by pressing the Learn S\bale From 
MIDI button, all n\Lotes are...

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Octave A\b Played/All Octave\b
For bot\f of t\fe MIDI functions (Learn Scale from MIDI and Target Notes \bia 
MIDI), you can c\foose w\fet\fer you want incoming MIDI notes to affect all 
octa\bes or just t\fe notes in t\fe specific octa\bes in w\fic\f t\fey are played.
Simply click t\fe desired button. T\fe button will c\fange color to blue to 
indicate your c\foice.
Create Vibrato F\fnctions
T\fe controls in t\fis section are designed to add a synt\fesized \bibrato to t\fe 
input. 
W\file \bibrato is...

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Rate
Sets t\fe rate of t\fe \bibrato o\ber a range of 0.1 Hz to 10 Hz. T\fe default Rate 
setting is 5.5 Hz. Double-clicking or Command (Mac)/Control (PC) clicking 
t\fe Rate knob will reset it to t\fat \balue.
Variation   
Sets t\fe amount of random \bariation t\fat will be applied to t\fe Rate and 
Amount parameters on a note to note basis. Useful for \fumanizing t\fe 
\bibrato by adding random “errors.”
T\fe range is from 0 (no \bariation) to 100 (maximum \bariation). T\fe default 
variation...

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ONS\bT \bxAMPL\b: As an example of the abo\fe \Lparameters, assume an\L Onset 
Delay of 1000ms and\L an Onset Rate of 750ms. In that \base, ea\bh time a 
new note starts th\Lere will be no \fibrato at all for the first se\bond (1000ms) 
followed by a 3/4 se\bond (750ms) period during whi\L\bh the \fibrato depths 
will in\brease from none to the full\L amounts set in th\Le \farious Amount 
parameters — for a total of 1.75 se\bonds from the beginning o\Lf the note to 
the time full \fibrato depth is...

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ANOTH\bR NOT\b: As mentioned abo\fe\L, although we per\bei\fe \fibrato 
primarily as a \fari\Lation in pit\bh, in \Lmost \bases there is also mat\bhing \L
(though more subtle) \fariations in ampl\Litude and timbre. Setting Auto-Tune 
Li\fe’s Retune Speed to \L0 will remo\fe an existing \f\Librato’s pit\bh \fariation, \L
but the amplitude \Land timbral \fariation will r\Lemain. If you then \Lapply a new 
\fibrato using Auto-Tune Li\fe’s Create Vibrato se\btion, the results may be less \L
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Chapter 4: Auto-Tune Live Tutorials
T\fis c\fapter introduces you to \fow Auto-Tune Li\be works by guiding you 
t\froug\f a number of brief tutorials. 
T\fese tutorials make use of a number of audio files. (We will assume t\fat 
you are familiar wit\f loading audio files into your \fost application.) 
If you purc\fased a packaged \bersion of Auto-Tune Li\be, your will find t\fe 
required files in t\fe “Tutorial Audio” folder on t\fe installation D vD R oM. 
If you purc\fased your copy of Auto-Tune...