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oloccina
oloccina
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October 29, 2018
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Is it possible to manipulate a tone pitch with Audition?

  • October 29, 2018
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Hello,

I am new to Audition and I was wondering if it possible to manipulate a tone pitch.

Eg. I have created a 200 Hz tone and I want it to gradually ramp up to 300 Hz on a 15 minutes time span. Possible?

To say the truth what I want to accomplish is more complex, because I am working with monaural beats.

Eg. I create a 200 Hz tone and a 203 Hz tone, then I mix them together on a new track to obtain a 3 Hz beating frequency.

What I want is to gradually ramp up this beating frequency to about 200 Hz on a 15 minutes time span.

Thank you for any help!

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SuiteSpot
SuiteSpot
Inspiring
October 29, 2018

Have you tried using Manual Pitch Correction?

In the Waveform view select Effects > Time and Pitch > Manual Pitch Correction

If you are in Multitrack view double click the clip and then select Effects > Time and Pitch > Manual Pitch Correction

This is a 'destructive' effect so best to make a copy of the original first

ryclark
ryclark
Participating Frequently
October 29, 2018

No need to change the tone in Audition since you can use the Generator in Audition to generate a sweep tone that starts at 200Hz and ends at 300Hz over 15 minutes.

oloccina
oloccinaAuthor
Participating Frequently
October 30, 2018

Oh... I see that option now, thanks. But my problem is I am trying to manipulate a beating frequency (monaural beat), not a normal tone.

For example I have a 3Hz beating frequency generated by mixing a 216 Hz tone with a 219 Hz tone, and I need to make this frequency ramp up to a 200 Hz beating frequency during 15 minutes.

I am not sure this is possible at all with Audition...

Thanks


Ok, I think I got it.

Here is the solution in case someone needs it.

To create a monaural beat ramp up you need to generate a fixed tone frequency, then generate several sweeping tones depending on your needs and mix them together with the fixed tone.

In my case I do as follows:

Thanks for your help guys!

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