3.3 pitch / retune

1SYNTH
2SHIFT + green

3.3.1 pitch / retune introduction

type: see a sample's note, tune it in one press · by maiko

The synth sampler shows the note of the part you use at the bottom of the screen, with a tuner needle from -50 to +50 cents that turns green within 3 cents.

SHIFT + green tunes the sound to that note, so the keyboard plays the sample in tune: the key with that note's name plays it at its own pitch. The note name turns green when the sound is in tune. Press it again to go back.

These work on TE's sampler screens only: a synth sampler sound (SYNTH) and a drum sampler kit (DRUM). Other engines' screens are unchanged.

The synth sampler with C3 and a tuner at the bottom — the note and tuner at the bottom

The synth sampler after SHIFT + green — retuned

3.3.2 opening pitch / retune

step 1

SYNTH

step 2

SHIFT + green

SYNTH with a sampler sound. The note shows at the bottom; SHIFT + green retunes.

3.3.3 knobs

shift + press

blue

—

green

retune to the note shown; again: back

white

—

orange

—

3.3.4 tips

Note names use TE's octave numbering: middle C (261.6 Hz) is C3.
The note updates when you move start or end or sample something new. Noise and silence show none.
Synth sampler only.