Pitch Control Question
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Pitch Control Question
i have a track (from a monophonic moog) that is consistently flat.
is there a simple way to raise the pitch across the entire track?
i have never ventured into the pitch control territory.
any advice greatly appreciated!
(including manual page # references).
thanks!
kraig
is there a simple way to raise the pitch across the entire track?
i have never ventured into the pitch control territory.
any advice greatly appreciated!
(including manual page # references).
thanks!
kraig
Re: Pitch Control Question
Command-9
...and you may want to turn off Pure DSP in the Soundbite Info window.
...and you may want to turn off Pure DSP in the Soundbite Info window.
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Re: Pitch Control Question
Thank you!
One clarification if I may.
I am transposing audio (clicking off the MIDI section), and I am selecting "Transpose Audio by creating new soundbite".
My question is if it is flat do I select "Sharp" or "Flat"?
i need to adjust some # of cents higher in pitch, but i am not clear if i should select Sharp or Flat...
any guidance greatly appreciated!
thanks!
kraig
One clarification if I may.
I am transposing audio (clicking off the MIDI section), and I am selecting "Transpose Audio by creating new soundbite".
My question is if it is flat do I select "Sharp" or "Flat"?
i need to adjust some # of cents higher in pitch, but i am not clear if i should select Sharp or Flat...
any guidance greatly appreciated!
thanks!
kraig
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Re: Pitch Control Question
If I'm understanding you correctly, to raise a pitch you want to make it "sharper".
To lower a pitch then you'd make it "flatter".
Very basic music terminology...
http://datadragon.com/education/reading/symbols.shtml
This shows the use in half steps, but the principle is the same for adjusting by cents. 100 cents=half step.
Buzzy
To lower a pitch then you'd make it "flatter".
Very basic music terminology...
http://datadragon.com/education/reading/symbols.shtml
This shows the use in half steps, but the principle is the same for adjusting by cents. 100 cents=half step.
Buzzy
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Re: Pitch Control Question
Hey...thanks for the clarification.
I knew that i wanted to make it sharper, but i was unsure of the interface and what it was asking me.
You have given me the information i need to perform this operation.
Thank you!
I knew that i wanted to make it sharper, but i was unsure of the interface and what it was asking me.
You have given me the information i need to perform this operation.
Thank you!
Re: Pitch Control Question
Yes... enter how flat your selection is, and it will correct it.
Ha!
That had crossed my mind while in that window too.
Ha!
That had crossed my mind while in that window too.