Waves Plug-in for Vocals and Monophonic manual Undo/Redo

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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.

Position window

The Position Window, located at the bottom-right of the Pitch Graph, shows you the note and cents of the note at the current cursor location.

VIBRATO SECTION

On the lower-right corner of the Tune interface is the Vibrato Section. Two vibrato types are available: Synthetic and Natural.

The Natural Vibrato section has the following controls:

On/Off - Turns Natural Vibrato manipulation on/off (Please note that in order to manioulate natural vibrato you first need to detect it by turning vibrato segmentation to on in places where you suspect there is a natural vib.

When selected, you will be able to manipulate the Natural vibrato in places where it was detected. The Natural Vibrato will perform a new segmentation only when the Vibrato button in the segmentation section is turned on.

Amount: 0% to 200%; Default: 100%

This is a ratio multiplier for the detected natural vibrato. At 0, the Tune will

flatten the Natural Vibrato and at 200% it will double the amount of the natural vibrato.

Attack: This is the time it will take the natural vibrato modulation to build to its full assigned amount.

The Synthetic Vibrato section has the following controls:

On/Off button (in the Vibrato section) – Turns Synthetic Vibrato on/off.

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Contents Waves Tune Introduction and Overview Quick Start Important note to ProTools usersPitch Correction and Pitch Curve Editing Tune Interface Reference Tolerance Vibrato Segmentation ButtonSpeed RatioPage Waveform Overview Timeline RulerPitch Editor Piano RollPitch Edit Area Undo/Redo Midi General Purpose ButtonsPreferences pull down menu Using Tune Part 1 Global parameters and preparation for scanningPage Segmentation Tolerance and Scale Settings General Correction Parameters settingsPart 3 Post Scan General corrections Part 4 Surgical Graphic Curve Editing Part 6 Additional useful features Part 5 Vibrato EditingUndo/Redo Midi Receive/Export