Correcting Intonation Problems

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I am mixing a small insrumental group, each recording from their homes and inevitably they are not in tune with each other... e.g. Flute 1 and Flute 2 are sufficiently 'out' to catch the ear and spoil the effect. Is there a way (and simple instructions please!) for me to adjust the intonation of Flute 1 (in my example) so that it matches Flute 2?

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SuiteSpot

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I would suggest using the manual pitch correction

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Matthew5EEFAuthor

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That's fine as far as it goes, for hich many thanks. But all this talk of splines and reference channels and things is double dutch to me I'm afraid. I just want something that will help me, say, to push one track uniformly up by, say, quarter tone so I can match it with another track by ear. Isn't there a SIMPLE instruction that will help me to do that?

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SuiteSpot

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It is much easier than it sounds - especially if you have a good ear.

From ,ultitrack double click the clip you want to change - this takes it into waveform view

View > show spectral pitch display

Then you can adjust the entire pitch of that clip by turning the pitch dial shown on the HUD or enter a number of 'cents' to adjust

Or you can select a section and by adding keyframes 'tune' a note or section.

When satisfied press 'Apply'

Note that this is destructive editing so best to make a copy of the source material first if you need to practice

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