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to recognize vibrato and differentiate between
it and intended note changes. Our testing has
shown that it works a lot of the time — but not
always (it depends a great deal on the actual
performance). When it works, Auto-Tune Evo
ignores the wide vibrato as far as target note
The Edit Scale Display
The Edit Scale Display is used to create custom
scales or to modify any of the preset scales
selected in the Scale popup. Edits made using
this display are associated with each scale. That
is, each scale retains its own edits independent
of the other scales. For example, if you select
C Major in the Key and Scale popups and
Remove or Bypass certain notes and then
change to C Minor and make other edits,
when you return to C Major your previous edits
associated with C Major will be restored.
The Edit Scale window displays each note of
the currently selected scale in the currently
selected key. If the selected scale includes
more than twelve notes, Up and Down arrows
will appear to allow scrolling through all of the
available notes.
Beside each note name are two buttons: a
Bypass button and a Remove button. Click on
a button to toggle its state. The button will light
to indicate that its mode is active.
If neither of these buttons are lit, Auto-Tune
Evo treats this note as a normal scale note, i.e.,
when the input pitch is close to this note, Auto-
Tune Evo will correct the pitch to this note at
the rate set by the Retune Speed control.
If the scale selected in the Scale popup
contains exactly 12 notes (e.g., Chromatic,
Pythagorean, Meantone Chromatic, Just, etc.),
the Virtual Keyboard (see below) will be active
and any edits to the scale notes made in the
Edit Scale Display will also be reflected on the
Virtual Keyboard.
NOTE: Although Auto-Tune Evo
allows setting scale note behaviors in
individual octaves, any edits made via
the Edit Scale Display will affect all octaves. To
edit notes in individual octaves, use the Virtual
Keyboard.
selection is concerned. When it doesn’t, it
works pretty much the same way it would
work if the function were ”Off.”
The default state of this control is Off. When
you’ve got a vibrato problem, try turning it on
and see if it helps.