Select this option if you want the audio to be shifted to a scale of target pitches, using an external MIDI controller, the virtual keyboard, or a MIDI track.Disclosure: We may receive commissions when you click our links and make purchases. To reset the keyboard, click the orange line below the display. This is reflected on the keyboard display.Ĭustom: The audio is pitched to the notes that you specify by clicking keys on the keyboard display. Major/Minor: The audio is pitched to the major/minor scale specified on the pop-up menu to the right. If you choose the Internal option from the Scale Source pop-up menu, you can use the pop-up menu next to it to decide to which scale the source audio is adapted.Ĭhromatic: The audio is pitched to the closest semitone. A value of zero means that the signal is not transposed. With this parameter you can adjust, or retune, the pitch of the incoming audio in semitone steps. If the Tolerance value is high, pitch variations in the audio (for example, vibrato) are not immediately interpreted as note changes. A low Tolerance value lets Pitch Correct find pitch changes quickly. Toleranceĭetermines the sensitivity of analysis. 100 is a very drastic setting that is designed mainly for special effects. Higher values cause the pitch shift to occur immediately. Correction Speedĭetermines the smoothness of the pitch change.

In the keyboard display, the original audio is displayed in blue while the changes are displayed in orange. This allows you to change your audio in a very quick and easy way, which is extremely useful for live performances. You can use an external MIDI controller, a MIDI track, or the virtual keyboard to play a note or a scale of target pitches that determine the current scale notes to which the audio is shifted. You can create backing vocals, for example, by modifying the lead vocals or vocoder sounds by using extreme values.

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