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- Page 1 Waves Tune Tuning Correction Plug-in for Vocals and Monophonic Sound Sources. Software Users Guide...
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Page 2: Introduction And Overview
• Tune will display the intended correction during the scan but the sound correction will be bypassed until the scan is complete. • When using ProTools, a Waves ReWire plug-in must be inserted in order to work in sync with the host transport and timeline. -
Page 3: Quick Start
Tune is your first insert on the track. Important note to ProTools users! For proper operation of Tune you need to first insert the Waves ReWire plug-in into your session. Since the Waves ReWire plug-in has no audio output you should insert it into an auxiliary track so that it doesn’t use a valuable voice. - Page 4 cleared, it will automatically begin scanning. The sound output will remain uncorrected during the scan, but an orange highlight will appear to indicate that scanning in progress. ITCH ORRECTION AND After a section is scanned and its correction curve and note segmentation are created, you can play back the section to apply and hear the correction.
- Page 5 Tune Interface Reference The Tune Interface is divided into the following sections – • Global Correction section • Segmentation section • Correction Parameters section • Graphic Editing Tools section • Vibrato section • Main Pitch Editing Graph LOBAL ORRECTION The Global Correction section , the first section of the Tune work flow, offers four global tune parameters which are critical for pitch detection: Reference Pitch –This is similar to the calibration adjustment on a standard guitar/instrument tuner.
- Page 6 EGMENTATION ECTION The Segmentation section allows you to select conditions by which Tune will segment the correction curve into notes. These conditions set the “rules” of the Correction Grid in determining whether or not a note is “legal.” This section has two main parts: Scale Selection and Tolerance Parameters.
- Page 7 natural vibrato manipulation after you turned the segmentation on and natural vibrato was detected, in other words only the segmentation button will perform Natural vibrato detection and only on detected section you will be able to use the manipulation parameters. ORRECTION ARAMETERS ECTION...
- Page 8 The Note tool allows you to select a note or multiple notes in the Edit Window and perform various actions on anything within the selection. Select single notes by clicking them or select multiple notes by click-dragging in the Edit Window. Now you can edit the selected notes in the pitch correction curve using any of the correction parameters.
- Page 9 ITCH RAPH The Pitch Edit Graph fills the largest part of the Tune interface. There are four main parts to the Pitch Edit Graph: • Waveform Overview • Timeline Ruler • Piano Roll • Pitch Editor Waveform Overview At the top of Tune Editor is the Waveform Overview. It shows an overview of the waveform in two possible modes: •...
- Page 10 Minutes/Sec – Here, the timeline is displayed display in Minutes/Seconds. The timeline will be limited to ten minutes, after which pitch detection will stop. Samples – This mode shows the timeline in samples. Again, the maximum length is ten minutes, after which pitch detection will stop. When Tune reaches the ten minute limit, you will see a message in the Waveform Display Window, “Outside Session Limits.”...
- Page 11 Note Tune: When the Edit Scale button is on, each of the 12 notes will show its temperament, in cents. Tune can be adjusted to perfect the notes’ intonation. The adjustment is in cents but allows inserting sub-decimal fractions, for maximum resolution. Note Status: The Note Grid assigns a status to each note in the selected grid.
- Page 12 The corrected pitch graph may be further edited using a few simple tools that change the appearance of the mouse pointer in context with its current function. Undo/Redo Next to the Graphic Tools section are the Undo/Redo buttons. These pull-down menus allow you to view and access any point of the Undo/Redo history, up to 32 levels deep.
- Page 13 MIDI output. Create a MIDI file simply by pressing the Export MIDI button located on the Waves Menu Bar. The exported MIDI file will contain the pitch contours as pitch bend control, calibrated to +/- two semitones. 127=+200 cents; 0=-200 cents.
- Page 14 Clear Graph – Clears the Detection and Correction curves from the selected area, clearing all analysis for that region. During subsequent playback, Tune will scan cleared regions as though they had never been scanned. Select All – Selects all detected notes on the timeline and makes them ready for editing. This is convenient for making global changes to the Segmentation or Correction parameters which apply to the entire scanned take.
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Page 15: Using Tune
YSTEM The WaveSystem Toolbar provides standard functions such as preset Save/Load handling, Help button etc. This is common to all Waves Plug-ins. However, with Tune there are some special considerations which require a few unique implementations as follows: Setup A/B – The Tune plug-in does not have Setup A/B. - Page 16 tunes such as 443. Music transferred from analogue tape can exhibit pitch variances due to playback speed inconsistencies. However you determine the reference pitch, it is very important to get this right for correct targeting of the pitch correction operation. 3) Global Pitch Shift- Here you define any global pitch shift you want to perform on all scanned signal.
- Page 17 Part 3: Post Scan – General corrections After performing the scan, Tune constructs the detected pitch curve and correction curve. From this point on, any audio you play on this track will be affected by the correction curve pitch adjustment, with all changes happening in real time. Remember, to modify the curves you must select something –...
- Page 18 This can cause an artifact which has become a creative effect occasionally (incorrectly) referred to as the “Cher Effect.” Ratio: Here, you determine how strongly to apply the correction. Ratio defines how tight the correction should be, over then entire timeline of the correction. The default of 100% will maintain the speed and note transition values as they are in the original track.
- Page 19 In the opposite case, Tune might remain at the same note, although the singer was supposed to go to the next one. Here the Slice tool allows segmenting the single note into separate ones by clicking on the point at which you want to slice. Click-drag to splice a whole segment.
- Page 20 stepping forward until you make a change and the Undo History is broken. In this case the Redo button becomes grayed out and isn’t available. Remember, in worst case you can always select the troublesome or overworked segment, clear it then scan it again to start from the beginning. MIDI Receive/Export Tune allows easy use of MIDI functions such as correcting to notes that come in real time through MIDI, or exporting a pitch curve to a MIDI file.
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