Antares ATR-1a manual ProgramXX Speed 0 is fast yy, Progxx Press to make scale from Midi

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Speed Page

The first edit page displayed is the SPEED page:

Program:XX Speed (0 is fast): yy

The SPEED control determines how rapidly pitch correction is applied to the incoming sound. Values range from 0 to 25. A value of zero will cause instantaneous changes from one tone to another and will completely suppress a vibrato and any purposeful expressive pitch variations (note that any related volume changes will remain). Values from 6 to 10 are typical for vocals. Higher values allow more vibrato and other interpreta- tive pitch gestures, but will slow down the rate at which pitch corrections are made.

Although the above suggestions can be used as starting points, finding the correct Speed setting for a particular performance is largely a matter of trial-and-error and depends on such attributes as song tempo, note duration and vocal style, among others.

Make Scale From MIDI Page

In most cases, you will probably tell the ATR-1a which notes to correct using the Scale Page described below. However, there may be occasions when it is not clear exactly what key a melody line is in, or where the line has too many accidentals to fit comfortably into a conventional scale. For those occasions, the Make Scale From MIDI function allows you to simply play the line into the ATR-1a from a MIDI keyboard or sequencer and let the ATR-1a construct a custom scale containing only those notes that appear in the line.

Prog:xx Press < to make scale from MIDI

To use the Make Scale From MIDI function, ensure that your MIDI source is connected to the ATR-1a’s MIDI input and is transmitting on the same MIDI channel specified on MIDI Page 1 in the System Edit section. Then press the left cursor button to begin the process. The following screen is displayed:

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Press PAGE when done

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Contents Page Page Contents Index Welcome Technical Support Few words from Dr. Andy Page So what exactly is it? Chapter Introducing the ATR-1aSome background Some pitch terminology Little bit about pitchHow the ATR-1a detects pitch Vibrato How the ATR-1a corrects pitchScales SpeedAn example Program Mode vs. Song ModeProgram Mode Song Mode Chapter Setting Up the ATR-1a Page Front Panel Chapter Panel Controls and ConnectorsPage Back Panel ATR-1a version ATR-1a Processor Mode Pages Chapter Display Screens and Menu Pages Flash ScreenSongXXaaaaaaaaaaaaa StepYYbbbbbbbbbbbbb Song Mode Main ScreenProgram Edit Pages Make Scale From Midi Press page when doneProgramXX Speed 0 is fast yy Progxx Press to make scale from MidiScale XXCC#DD#EFF#GG#AA#B#D E F#G a B Why set Scale notes to Blank?ProgXX Dpth Rt Dly yyyyyy xxx zzz dddd Program Name ProgramXX NameaaaaaaaaaaaaaProgXX Save? To Pgm Song Edit PagesSong Items SongYY Speed 0 is fastSongXX 1 2 3 Programs 0 0 0 Song SpeedSong Vibrato SongXX Dpth Rt Dly yyyyyy xxx zzz ddddSong Name SongXX NameaaaaaaaaaaaaaSongXX Save? To Sng System Edit PagesSensitivity and LCD Bass ModeBass Mode Sensitivity LCD Aa bbFoot Switch and Detune FootSwitch Detune Aaaaaa bbbbMidi Channel Note Sustain Aaaa bbb cccPgmChg Bend ModWhl Aaa ccc ddd Midi Speed Step Control aaa bbb Midi Vib Rate Delay Control aaa bbbOwner Message SysEx Device Number aaaEdit Owner Name aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Chapter Creative Applications for the ATR-1a Page Page Factory Programs AppendixScale and Chord Guides Scales/Modes reference chartChord reference chart G a G B A C A B B D C D C E D F E G F G F a System data = Midi System Exclusive Message FormatsFrom the front panel Vibrato Delay Table Midi System Exclusive Message Examples This message sets Program data in the ATR-1a Page Model ATR-1a, version Midi Implementation ChartDAC ATR-1a SpecificationsIndex Midi