Reference Guide

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Using V-Vocal
Mixing
To Draw Freehand Pitch Changes
1. Click the Pen tool.
2. Draw a shape on the graph.
To Draw Straight Line Pitch Changes
1. Click the Line tool.
2. Draw a line on the graph.
To Correct Pitch
1. Select the region you want to correct by using the Arrow tool.
2. Select the notes that you want the selected region to become by clicking notes on the Keyboard
button. The selected notes should be light blue. The deselected notes are dark blue. When you
click the Correct button, the selected area conforms to the light blue notes on the keyboard. You
can also click the note names in the Select Pitch Correction field to select notes. Note that light
blue note names are selected, grey note names are not selected, and red note names are
bypassed.
3. Set the amount of pitch correction you want by adjusting the Note knob. 100 cents is equal to a
half-step. Between 70 and 100 is a good place to start.
4. If the selected region has any unstable pitch areas such as portamento, you can adjust the Sense
knob, which adjusts pitch correction sensitivity. Pitch correction gets stronger if you increase the
value. 30 is a good starting point. If the selection has vibrato, try 0 to 30.
5. Click the Correct button. The pitch in the selected region moves to the target pitches (the light
blue notes on the keyboard).
To Conform Pitches to a Scale
1. Use the Arrow tool to select the region where you want to correct pitches.
2. Click the Scale button so that it is enabled (light blue).
3. Click a Maj or Min button to select a major or minor scale, respectively.
4. Click a note on the Keyboard button to select the root note of the scale.
The notes of the scale you selected turn light blue on the Keyboard button.
5. Click the Correct button.
The selected area conforms to the light blue notes on the keyboard.
To Restore Original Pitch
• Use the Eraser tool to drag over a region. The region you drag over returns to original pitch.
Note: To display different octaves, drag the vertical scroll bar that is at the right side of the
graph up or down.