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Add a pitch vibrato of constant amplitude/strength and period to selected notes and/or their parts
by using the slider next to Vibrato in the Adjust / Effects menu.
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Click & drag the slider button to the right/left to increase/decrease the amplitude of the
vibrato.
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Click Vibrato to remove it.
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DeepAudio only: See
DeepAudio: Advanced Editing Techniques
to learn how to add
more realistic vibrato and clone vibrato (and other pitch variations) from notes performed
by real musicians.
Rhythm
Edit rhythm by moving the starts of notes
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Tip: Use the mouse wheel whilst holding down
X
/Ctrl to zoom in on time and see additional
vertical guidelines that mark divisions of the beat. Alternatively, click & drag horizontally over the
Timeline located above the Rip.
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Click & drag a note left/right so that it starts and ends sooner/later.
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Tip: Use this for shorter notes (e.g. violin pizzicato) where the sustain of the note is not as
important as its attack.
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Click & drag the start of a note left/right so that it starts sooner/later without affecting when it
ends.
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Tip: Use this for longer notes where the sustain of the note is an important part of its
effect (e.g. long sustained notes played by strings).
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Note: The starts and ends of notes will automatically snap to the beat markers (which mark the
beats and their divisions) if Snap To Beat Markers is checked in the View menu. Hold down
z
/Alt whilst clicking & dragging to reverse this setting.
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Delete the start of a note by holding down
z
/Alt whilst clicking & dragging over it and then
pressing Delete.
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DeepAudio only: Check Fine Selection in Audioshop when using its Move/Resize Tool to
select parts of a note without having to hold down
z
/Alt (see
DeepAudio: Audioshop
& Other Tools
).
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Tip: Use this with notes that do not have a strong attack or in cases where the resulting
change in attack is desirable, not noticeable in the full mix, or otherwise unimportant.
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Select multiple notes then click & drag the end of the selection to change the speed of its rhythm
without affecting the tempo of the music that contains it.
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Tip: Group the notes together first – see
Groups
.
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DeepAudio only: See
DeepAudio: Advanced Editing Techniques
to learn how to change the
rhythmic feel of one or more bars.
Edit rhythm by adding/removing notes