Vibrato - DigiTech VOCALISTWEX Manual

Vibrato

4. To modify the amount of Detune effect on the first voice, turn the
Data Wheel. Press the softkeys below the other voices to select them
for editing. The softkeys can also be used to change values.
5. To edit the Randomness parameter, press the Right Arrow button to
move to the next edit screen. Select the voices with the softkeys and
increase or decrease the amount of Randomness with the Data
Wheel.
6. To edit the amount of Pitch Randomization, press the Right Arrow
button. Turn the Data Wheel to adjust to the desired value.
Adding Vibrato to the Vocalist Workstation EXÕs harmonies is another
way of adding realism. Vibrato is the regular modulation of a voiceÕs
pitch that lends interest to an otherwise static note. You can edit five dif-
ferent vibrato parameters for each voice allowing you to construct the
most realistic vibrato performance possible.
Depth
This varies the amount of pitch deviation above and below the root pitch
of the harmony note. This varies in 1 cent increments between 0 and 100
cents.
Rate
This is the modulation speed of the vibrato. It is measured in Hertz (Hz:
the number of cycles per second). This can be varied in tenths of one Hz
between 0 and 9.9 Hz.
Type
This gives you a selection of four different vibrato waveforms. They are:
sine wave, square wave, sawtooth up and sawtooth down.
Delay
This changes the time between when the Vocalist Workstation EX pro-
duces a harmony note and the onset of vibrato. Vibrato does not immedi-
ately occur after the delay period; instead it increases gradually in inten-
sity. It is edited in 20 millisecond increments from 0 to 2.5 seconds.
Randomness
Randomness applies random values to the combination of Depth and
Rate. Each new note you sing will have a slightly faster or slower vibrato
rate and slightly increased or decreased depth. This parameter is set from
1 to 10.
To edit the Vibrato parameters:
1. Use the Data Wheel to select the program you want to edit and press
the Edit button.
2. Press the softkey that corresponds to Vibrato. (Vibr)
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