3

Making Detailed Settings for Pitch Correction (Correction Event Map)

In Version 2, you can now specify the precise time and level
of pitch correction used when editing the pitch with the Pitch
Correction function. This allows you to select and edit just
those portions of the vocals you want to correct.
When detailed corrections are made to the pitch, the
correction start point and the corrected pitch are specified
together. This information is referred to collectively as the
“
Correction Event Map
.”
To edit pitches with the Edit Event Map, use the following
procedure.
1.
Selecting the patch to which pitch correction is to be
applied.
2.
Press [F2] (EDIT) in the Vocal Tool Box pitch selection
screen.
The Pitch Correction Edit screen appears.

fig.03-362d

3.

Press [F3] (MAP EDIT).

The Correction Event Map screen appears.

fig.03-366d

In the Correction Event Map screen, you can input the
time at which you want the pitch correction to start as
well as the pitch.
Taken together, this timing and pitch data is referred to
as a “

correction event

.”

fig.03-367

You can make corrections freely at the desired points in
the song by arranging correction events in the sequence
they occur.
The sequence of correction events with the information
they contain is called a “

correction event map

.”
Initially, only one correction event, “AUTO,” is input at
the beginning of the correction event map.

AUTO:

After the specified point in the song, all pitches are
corrected in semitone increments. (This functions the
same way as Pitch Correction in versions prior to
Version 1.10.)

4.

Press [F1] (NEW).

A new correction event is inserted.

fig.03-3671d

5.

Move the cursor to “TIME” and specify the time at
which you want the correction to start with the TIME/
VALUE dial.

fig.03-368d

*You cannot change the time of the correction event at the start
of the song.

6.

Move the cursor to “NOTE” and specify the pitch you
want to correct with the TIME/VALUE dial.

fig.03-3681d

NOTE:

OFF

No correction is made after the specified point in the
song. The song is played using the original pitch.

AUTO

After the specified point in the song, all pitches are
corrected in semitone increments.
(This functions the same way as Pitch Correction in
versions prior to Version 1.10.)

C, C#, –A#, B

The performance after the specified point in the song is
adjusted to the specified pitch.
Time
Pitch
Correction
start point
Next event
start point
Vocal pitch
Correction
pitch