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Add pitch slides and vibrato by hand with Audioshop’s Draw Pitch Tool or clone these from
other notes with Audioshop’s Clone Pitch/Sound Tool.
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Adjust the volume across notes with Volume Mapper, available from the Tools /
RipScripts>Mappers submenu.
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Copy & paste notes into other Rips that you are working on.
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Tip: When pasting, press
X
x
/Ctrl+Shift+V so that the pasted notes are automatically
adjusted to fit the destination BPM.
Put notes onto a different scale
1)
Beneath the Rip, use Set Musical Scale and Add Scale Change to choose musical scales to apply to
chosen bars. (See
Edit pitch over a musical scale
for more information on how to do this.) Ensure
that Auto Pitch To Scale is not selected when you do this.
2)
Select the notes that you would like to put onto a different scale.
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Tip: If the notes all belong to the same layer, solo it (by clicking the S button next to its name
in the Layers Panel) or lock all other layers (by right-clicking on its name and clicking Lock All
Others) so that you can quickly select the notes with a selection rectangle without worrying
about selecting notes in other layers.
3)
Click Pitch To Scale in the Adjust/Effects menu to snap the selected notes to the scale.
4)
Repeat with other selections.
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Tip: If you need to set different scales to notes in the same layer that are overlapping in time,
first set the scale for one set, then click Audio>Render Adjustments & Effects or press
z
/Alt+R to set their pitch in stone. Then continue to set the scale for the other set of notes.
DeepAudio: Give notes a special attack by applying the sound of another instrument, voice or
sound effect to their starts
1)
In Audioshop’s Clone Pitch/Sound Tool, check Sound & From Start and ensure that all other options
are unchecked.
2)
Choose a brush with a short duration (e.g. 0.3s).
3)
If the note is significantly quieter or louder than the notes to which it will be applied, compensate for
this by adjusting the level in the Sound Palette.
4)
Choose the note with the sound you would like to apply to the starts of others by
X
/Ctrl-clicking it.
5)
Click near the starts of notes to apply that sound to them.
DeepAudio: Build suspense with an infinite glissando (slide)
1)
Find a preferably long note with a pitch and volume that do not vary much.
2)
Copy & paste it to the point at which you would like the infinite glissando to start.
3)
If desired, shift the pitch of the note up or down (e.g. to the tonic of the key).
4)
Click & drag the end of the note to stretch it over several bars.