#Zynaptiq pitchmap tutorials update
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Try Xcluding any pitches that no notes are played on.

If your input is generally tuned too low, use 'up', if it's tuned too high, use 'down', if it's detuned all over the place use 'nearest' or 'intelligent', if it is already cleanly tuned.well, also 'nearest' or 'intelligent'. It's sort of a 'directional tendency', and has a noticeable effect on the 'jumping'-behaviour.

The Xclude Rounding Mode: this defines the correction behavior if a pitch is Xcluded either by setting pitches to be Xcluded using the big GUI keyboard or by using MIDI mapping.

For example if your recording was generally off-set by half a semitone, *all* pitches would be exactly in-between two grid lines and thus be pulled up or down - the thing being that if they're *exactly* in-between, there's an ambiguity as to which pitch they 'belong to', and any small vibrato etc can cause a change in correction direction.

The Input Reference Tuning: if your recording is not centered around A=440Hz, adjusting this parameter can reduce pitch-'jumps' by a significant amount.

There's some info in the (admittedly currently not sufficiently comprehensive) Quick-Start Guide, and we're working on a bunch of tutorial videos, but here's a quick run-down OTOH on some of the strategies to reduce 'jumping': There are several parameters that can influence the amount of 'pitch-jumping' you get.

#Zynaptiq pitchmap tutorials full

We're emailing download info to users of the full version, demo users can (and should heh ) get the new version here. PLEASE NOTE: as we've added a bunch of new parameters, it wasn't possible to maintain backward compatibility to session data and user presets, so PLEASE make sure you bounce any critical processing to disk before updating!

Fixed several minor issues and optimized general performance.

Optimized detection algorithm for better performance with specific signal types.

This helps preserving transients on very dense material.

Added 'global' option to the Threshold parameter.

Added 'clear all Snapshots' function via CTRL-click on the Snapshot Save button.

Added option to load/save Snapshots from/to disk as XML via shift-click.

Added additional Algorithm mode for increased fidelity on certain signal types.

Added mouse-over activated semitone grid and transpose values to the Display.Added '60' to Lower Keyboard to denote 'middle' C.Added Repeat/Visible/Custom parameter to list of persistent parameters.Added reset of main controls to default values via CTRL-click.

Added several new scales to the Transform macro.

Added external MIDI input for use in hosts that do not support sending MIDI to plug-ins.

Added simple stand-alone application with iTunes library access and MIDI in support.

#Zynaptiq pitchmap tutorials update

This update includes a whole bunch of new features and workflow refinements.

#Zynaptiq pitchmap tutorials trial

We've just updated PITCHMAP as well as the free trial to version 1.1.0. Thanks, glad to hear you're digging the 'trackballs'