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Chapter Overview

A brief intoduction to Pitch correction is discussed in

the Quick Start chapter.This Pitch Correction chapter

provides more detail on usage and the editing menus

for this feature.

Setting expectations

Will I sound like (insert talented singer here) by just

using pitch correction? This question is best answered

by saying that it can make good singing sound better.

Using pitch correction in real time (live, as opposed to

studio editing) can help your pitch performance most

transparently when:

o the key and scale are set correctly

o you are singing well

o the parameter values are set to reasonable values

You should be aware that the pitch correction effect

may be very subtle even when it’s working perfectly.

How is Correction applied?

Pitch correction works differently in harmony presets

and modeling presets.

In harmony presets, your dry voice can have pitch

correction applied which in turn feeds the corrected

pitch to the harmonies.You can think of this as having

an additional pitch correction device inserted between

your mic and your harmony processor.

In modeling presets, it is only the modeled voice that

can have pitch correction applied. While there is the

possibility of mixing in your dry voice alongside the

corrected modeling voice, your dry voice will not be

corrected. This was done for pitch differentation

between your modeled and dry voice paths to allow

you to create interesting doubling and duet effects.

Can I add pitch correction to an

existing preset?

If you like the sound of a particular harmony or

modeling preset and you want to add this feature,

follow the directions discussed in the Editing Overview

chapter under the heading “How to add pitch

correction to a preset”.

Pitch Correction Menus CO to C2

All correction parameters except the front panel

Correction On/Off button are located in these three

menus.

C0: Correction Key and Scale

Set the key and scale here to match your song. The

scale options include:

o Major

o Minor-Har (harmonic minor)

o Minor-Nat (natural minor)

o Minor-Asc (ascending melodic minor)

o Chro (chromatic)

o Custom

The active scale notes of these scales is shown in menu

C2 for the current key you have set.The Custom scale

allows you to determine exactly which notes you want

corrected.

If your song changes key or modulates you will likely

need to change key in one of the following ways:

o For live performance, you can create two user

presets with the only difference being the

correction key and scale.

o In the studio, you can browse to menu C0 and

make the change manually.

C1: Correction parameters

When you first turn to this menu, the upper line briefly

shows the names of the three parameters before

switching automatically to the correction meter. This

display will revert to the parameter names anytime a

value is adjusted.

The meter shows the amount of correction generated

by VoiceWorksPlus. Extension to the right shows your

input is flat according to the key and scale you’ve set

and the correction algorithm is nudging you sharp to

compensate. Extension to the left indicates that your

input pitch is sharp and the correction is pulling you

flatter. If any of the three pitch correction values are 0,

no meter swing or pitch correction will occur.

Wndow (Correction Window) is the setting in cents

where you determine how close to a valid scale note

you have to be before the algorithm acts to pull you in.

For example, a value of 80 cents means that only when

you are singing within plus or minus 40 cents from the

target scale note will you be corrected.The maximum

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