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Use the slider to adjust how strongly it is applied to the selection
and, where appropriate, in which direction.
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Remove any adjustment/effect applied by clicking the name of
the item.
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Note: These are applied on top of other edits so vibrato,
for example, would remain applied after any further
pitch adjustments.
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Note: Pitch effects cannot be applied to unpitched
sounds.
Most of the adjustments/effects in this menu are self-explanatory. Below is
a brief description of those that may be less-so.
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Level – Adjusts the volume of the selection.
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Low Pass – Applies a filter to the selection that only allows
frequencies to be heard that are below a specific frequency that can be set with the slider.
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High Pass – Applies a filter to the selection that only allows frequencies to be heard that are above
a specific frequency that can be set with the slider.
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Pitch To Scale – Moves the pitches of notes in the selection towards the nearest pitches that lie on
any musical scale that has been applied to the bar(s) that they are in. If no musical scale has been
applied, it moves them towards the nearest semitone.
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You can click Set Musical Scale at the bottom-left of the Rip to choose a musical scale for
all bars in the Rip or, if any scale changes have been added (see below), only those up until
the first scale change.
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Once a musical scale has been set, move the mouse pointer to the right of a bar-line
handle (beneath the bar line) and click Add Scale Change to choose a musical scale for all
bars from that bar line onwards or, if any scale changes have been set at later bar lines,
only those up until the next scale change.
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Tip: To apply a musical scale to a specific layer, first solo that layer (by clicking the S icon to
the left of its name in the Layers Panel) or lock all other layers (by right-clicking on its
name and clicking Lock All Others) then set/add the scale with Auto Pitch To Scale
selected.
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Harmony – Adds a harmonizing note to each selected note at an interval of a third above it, or one
or two octaves above/below it, as specified with the slider. (The key of the Rip is used to
determine whether the third should be major or minor.)
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Note: Harmonizing notes are displayed as separate thinner notes but can only be adjusted
with the Harmony effect’s slider. They cannot be selected or edited like other notes.
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Delay – Applies delay to all notes in the selection with a separation that is a fraction of a bar, as
specified with the slider.
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Randomize – Once applied to a selection, different adjustments/effects are applied to its
notes/unpitched sounds at random, each time they are played back. For a more detailed
description of this feature, see
Randomize
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