Post-Capture Processes: Time And Pitch Correction

Question 1

A higher pitch has ? that are closer together.

Answer 1

Waveforms.

Question 2

If you try to alter either the pitch or length of note, it’ll alter the ? of the waveform.

Answer 2

Frequency.

Question 3

? chops the audio into sections by analysing the peaks (?) in the recording. Yet, it can create gaps and silences that can become audible if the gap’s too large.

Answer 3

Slicing.

Transients.

Question 4

Warping extends or shortens the existing audio recording to make it fit within a certain period of time, suitable for most situations and used on ? and ? sounds.

Answer 4

Monophonic.

Polyphonic.

Question 5

Pitch correction should be used as a last resort and for ?-? rather than as a tool for fixing wrong notes.

Answer 5

Fine-tuning.

Question 6

Pitch correction can be used to push notes back into tune automatically, with a plug-in, or manually, via a ? ?, used to correct variations in tuning and ? and to control vibrato.

Answer 6

Visual editor.

Intonation.