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for more channel it's Leo speaking today

we continue the journey in learning how

to use dream tonics synthesizer V Studio

Pro before I continue I would like to

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very much okay so today I'm going to

show you the basic of tuning because

they are very important if you want to

make a professional singing voice on

your composition

so let me start saying that I've just I

have created a track it is still called

a name track doesn't really matter for

now and I have selected a voice which is

Kevin and I have created them for notes

as you can see on the screen so let's

listen to what it sounds like

life is knowledge

the other thing I have done I have set

the tempo here to 70 and the default one

is 120 and the reason I've done that is

because I want you to actually hear

better the variation on the picture that

we are going to do so first of all we're

going to open this panel here which is

the node properties panel now if you

select OneNote you can move to the next

one like so or the previous one like so

if you select more than one note like so

you press next you move the next one and

the selection of the previous two node

disappear and then of course you can

continue to use the previous button and

so on and so forth so that should be

quite straightforward now

you need to have these

um input pitch enable here to show you

the pitch curve otherwise you will not

see that and you can also enable here

the output pitch as well

so let's look at the other option now

you can see Bridge transition here so we

have selected these node here if you

notice what happened I'm moving it to

the left and side so the pitch is offset

to the left so let's see what it sounds

like now life is knowledge

in contrast to having it completely on

the right hand side

she makes you elongated towards the

right side here by 0.5 second now let's

reset down that to around zero next what

you can do you can decide the duration

on the left and the right and also the

depth for the left and the right so

let's have a look duration on the left

you can see is slowly changing

right so let me increase the duration on

the left a lot and let's hear what it

sounds like

now I can also increase the depth to the

left and look what's happening is

increasing a lot of the pitch so I have

a I have now High duration and high

depth on the left hand side from a pitch

point of view so let's see what this

sounds like

so it's going up in depth and then

coming down of course I can do the

opposite as well I can have duration on

the left zero and duration on the right

a maximum you can see the changes here

on the right side which of course

influence also the next note in terms of

page and then I can also increase the

look at that the uh sorry the depth on

the pitch on the right hand side as well

okay so

um let's have increased the duration on

the right like so okay

so that can be quite useful in terms of

actually giving you that variation as

you like at the beginning of that note

or at the end of that note and it works

very well in terms of creating exactly

the transition you need now if you want

to go back to the default value go up

here select modify and then say reset

pitch and as you can see the page

transition being reset next we have

vibrato really nice well first of all

you notice that the depth is zero so

increase that straight away so you have

depth on the vibrato and indeed let's

hear what it sounds like ice is

knowledge so you can hear already that

vibrato right you have a start button

which you can decide if you have a like

a delay

so like so one second you don't hardly

hear anything I

or you can set the start to write down

to zero you will hear the vibrato

straight away

this is knowledge of course you can have

some delay on the left hand side which

you can see here the late zero or you

can put some delay like so or 0.5

seconds on the left hand side

and you can do the same of course on the

right hand side you can add a for the

vibrato to finish earlier by 0.5 seconds

so you can decide the depth and you can

decide those are the frequencies like so

you can increase the frequency really

nice

change the phase

like so sometimes you you want to do

that

of course you can also add some natural

picture

fluctuation using the Jitter here option

okay let's reset these again

like so let's scroll down you have

additional options here timing so you

can add an offset on the Note but it's

very small is only by 0.1 second uh

positive negative you can change them of

course and then you can also change the

uh duration and strength for each one

which have been defined so for example

let's do like that so you should hear

quite a difference now

okay so again you can go to modify reset

time and pitch and then you can also do

reset timing and phonemes

okay perfect next the other thing I

wanted to show you is that you can

select the more than one note by the way

like so and you can change the priority

sorry the priority the pitch of

um multiple nodes right like so and then

you can say right okay give me a death

like so

right

and then you modify the depth for

multiple nodes but you can also if you

open the a voice panel you can also

Define default

um settings for the pitch and also for

the vibrato if you do so at voice level

okay of course you can override the same

parameters at node level

okay I'm going to stop here I hope you

enjoyed the tutorial see you next time

bye