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Pitch Editing and Time Correction with VariAudio
The VariAudio features in Cubase allow you to edit pitch, and correct the timing and intonation of individual notes in monophonic vocal recordings.
Segment Editing
Segment editing might be necessary if the original audio contains non-tonal portions of the analyzed audio, that is, signals or sections with unclear pitch information, such as consonants or effect sounds.
Splitting Segments
If a segment includes more than one note, you can split it.

Splitting Segments

If a segment includes more than one note, you can split it.

Prerequisite

You have opened the audio in the Sample Editor and activated Edit VariAudio in the VariAudio section.

Select one or several segments.
On the Sample Editor toolbar, activate Audition to audition the segments.
Compare the segments with the pitch curve for each note.
If a segment includes more than one note, do one of the following:
- Use the smart control for Split Segment on the bottom edge of the segment, and click.
- Hold down Alt/Opt, and click anywhere above the smart control for Split Segment.

The segment is split and the average pitch is recalculated.

Note

Splitting a segment may lead to a different average pitch and therefore to a pitch change.

If splitting the segment results in a wrong pitch, move the segment vertically.