The related operations of Cubase downgrading audio have troubled many novice friends. Today, the author has brought an introduction to the operation of Cubase downgrading audio. Friends who don't understand, let's take a look.
First run the Cubase software normally. After opening Cubase, import the audio to be down-tuned. You can play it in advance to ensure that the audio is available.
Use the mouse to select the audio area you want to down-tune.
Move the mouse to the audio number status bar. The default number is 0. Double-click the mouse to modify it. The positive value is the tone, the negative value is the flat tone, and 1 unit represents a semitone. If it is changed to "2", the selected audio will be raised by one tone; if it is changed to "-2", the selected audio will be lowered by one tone, and so on.
For those who need fine pitch changes, select the audio block, click the menu Audio-Process-Pitch Shift, select the pitch that needs to be changed on the keyboard, select MPEX as the type, and listen to Preview.
After setting the values, the audio can be exported. The export parameters can be personalized according to your needs. Also remember to select the range when exporting. After Ctrl+A selects all, press the letter P key to export all audio.
Above, I have shared with you the operation content of Cubase for downgrading audio. Friends in need should hurry up and read this article.
