In this lesson, you will cover the techniques and uses for auto tune.
SECTION ONE: BASIC TERMINOLOGY
Here you will learn the basic terminology of the user interface along with a brief lesson in music theory so that you can use auto tune correctly.
SECTION TWO: COMMONLY USED CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONALITY
In this section, you will cover the functionality and how to control and use the many powerful options for auto tune such as:
Tracking, Input type, Correction, Retune Speed, Vibrato, Throat Length, Transpose, Formant, Key, Scale, Pitch Correct Reference, Detune Scale, Humanize, and more…
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