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To Play a V-Vocal Clip
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To play a V-Vocal clip, click the play button in the V-Vocal interface, or press the Spacebar.
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To stop playback, press the Spacebar, or click the Stop button.
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To mute the track that the V-Vocal clip is in, click the M button in the V-Vocal interface.
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To Solo the track that the V-Vocal clip is in, click the S button in the V-Vocal interface.
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To rewind the V-Vocal clip, click the rewind button in the V-Vocal interface.
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To loop the V-Vocal clip, click the loop mode button in the V-Vocal interface.
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To set the playback time for the V-Vocal clip, click in the timeline that's at the top of the graph.
Pitch Editing
Pitch editing requires that the Pitch button in the edit mode section is enabled. Here's a description of
the interface in pitch editing mode:
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The yellow line is the edited Pitch curve and this line is the actual sounding pitch.
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The red line is the original Pitch curve and this line cannot be edited.
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The green dot is a Node. Nodes are automatically assigned to the start and end of the edited
region. You can select the specific region between the nodes if you click the yellow line between the
nodes.
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The white horizontal line is called Center Pitch. Center Pitch is used as a baseline for increasing or
decreasing vibrato or for pitch correction.
To Change the Pitch of a Selected Region
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Use the Arrow tool to select the part of the yellow line that you want to transpose (make sure that
the Pitch button in the edit mode section is enabled).
The selected region turns blue to show that it is selected.
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Drag the yellow line up or down.
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