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Antares Audio Technologies 231 Technology Circle, Scotts Valley, California 95066 USA voice: (831) 461 7800 fax: (831) 461 7801 service: (831) 461 7814 web: Printed in USA Rev 1.0-10/00 Contents Getting Started Welcome Tech Support A few words from Dr. Andy 7 Introducing the ATR-1a Chapter 1 Background 9 So what exactly is it? A little bit about pitch 10 Some pitch terminology 10 How the ATR-1a determines pitch 11 How the ATR-1a corrects pitch 12 Program Mode vs. Song Mode 13 Setting Up the ATR-1a Chapter 2 Setting up the ATR-1a 15 Panel Controls and Chapter 3 Connectors Front panel Back panel Display Screens and Chapter 4 Menu Pages Flash screen Mode pages Program Edit pages Speed page Make Scale from MIDI page 24 Scale page 24 Vibrato page Program Name page Save Program page Song Edit pages Song Speed page Song Items page Song Vibrato page Song Name page Save Song page System Edit pages Bass Mode page Sensitivity and LCD page 31 Foot Switch and Detune page 32 MIDI page 1 33 MIDI page 2 MIDI page 3 MIDI page 4 MIDI page 5 Owner Message page Creative Applications Chapter 5 37 Appendix Factory Programs 40 Scale and Chord Guides MIDI SysEx message formats 44 MIDI SysEx message examples 47 MIDI Implementation Chart 50 ATR-1a Specifications 51 Index 52 Welcome! On behalf of everyone at Antares Audio Technologies, we’d like to offer both our thanks and congratulations on your decision to purchase the absolute best intonation correction hardware in the world. Before you proceed much farther, we’d like to strongly encourage you to fill out and return the ATR-1a registration card. As an ATR-1a owner, you are entitled to receive notification of any firmware upgrades, technical support, and advance announcements of upcoming products. But we can’t send you stuff unless we know who and where you are. So please, send it in. At Antares, we are committed to excellence in quality, customer service, and technological innovation. With your purchase of the ATR-1a, you have created a relationship with Antares which we hope will be long and gratifying. Let us know what you think. You can count on us to listen to you. Again, thanks. The Whole Antares Crew Technical Support In the unlikely event that you experience a problem using your ATR-1a, try the following: 1. Make another quick scan through this manual. Who knows? You may have stumbled onto some feature that you didn’t notice the first time through. 2. Check our web page for tips, techniques, or any late-breaking information: 3. Call your local Antares dealer. 4. Call us at (831) 461-7814 Monday through Friday between 9am and 5pm USA Pacific Standard Time. 5. Email us at: techsupport@antarestech.com For options 3, 4 and 5, please be prepared to provide the serial number of your ATR-1a. A few words from Dr. Andy I remember, as if it were yesterday, sitting in my junior high school band, happily playing away on my flute, when I noticed that our conductor was screaming and jumping up and down on the podium. What was this about? Suddenly, I realized she was screaming at me. And just in time too — since I was able to duck and watch a baton fly past my head, missing me by inches. “Why [expletive] can’t you play in tune?” she asked. But I was in tune. Everybody else was out of tune. It was then I began to learn about intonation. Many artists struggle with intonation. An entire concert can be spoiled by a single sour note. Many of our most celebrated entertainers spend hours in the studio doing retake after retake, trying to sing expressively and in tune. Afterwards, their producers spend yet more time trying to correct intonation problems using inadequate tools. The ATR-1a is dramatically changing all of that. Because of the ATR-1a, sessions can focus on feeling and expression, rather than retakes. Studio hours are reduced and production costs are lowered. Even artists in live performance situations can concentrate on interpretation, confident that any pitch inaccuracies will be caught and corrected before they make it out to the audience. What’s more, the ATR-1a is incredibly easy to use (a fact attested to by the thinness of this manual). So fire up your ATR-1a, invest a half hour or so in reading the following pages, and prepare to make intonation problems a thing of the past. Andy Hildebrand Ph.D. Founder and Chief Scientist andy@antarestech.com 8 Chapter 1: Introducing the ATR-1a Some background In 1997, Antares first introduced the ground-breaking Auto-Tune Pitch Correcting Plug-In for ProTools™ (followed a bit later by the VST and stand-alone versions). Here was a tool that actually corrected the pitch of vocals and other solo instruments, in real time, without distortion or artifacts, while preserving all of the expressive nuance of the original performance. Recording Magazine called Auto-Tune a “Holy Grail of recording.” And went on to say, “Bottom line, Auto-Tune is amazing... Everyone with a Mac should have this program.” In fact,...