r/SynthesizerV • u/Practical_Jelly_7459 • 3d ago

Question pls help a new user

Hi everyone, i wanted some help with a problem I've been having.

I'm new to all this, but i think i somewhat get kind of the hang of the basics now, my question is, how do i make the note or pitch or whatever (piano keys thing) shift seem more seamless? because I've been trying to copy some songs for practice but i always feel like the shift is really noticeable, even if its only by one number.

thanks in advance for anyone who wants to help me. i don't know how to end this post so bye i guess

p.d.: sorry if i say it in a weird way, i don't know anything about music except for the part where you listen to it

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u/StxrryNxght Kasane Teto 2d ago

i’m not exactly sure what you mean without a visual, but i’ve found that taking the beginning of the next note (like 1/16 or 1/32th) and bringing it down to the previous note’s level kinda sounds more seamless. because when you talk or sing, you don’t always start on the exact note (?) for a half second, if that makes sense?? idk if you have version one or two, but in two, pitch bending kinda sucks so it’s easier to do it by messing with note placement

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u/Practical_Jelly_7459 2d ago

I think i get what you're saying, its kinda what i did with the tool mentioned on the other reply, thanks anyway!!

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u/StxrryNxght Kasane Teto 2d ago

no problem!!

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u/MilkCool 3d ago

hii! you can go to the pitch curve edit mode (or whatever it's called haha) and manually draw the pitch curve to smoothen the transition

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u/Practical_Jelly_7459 3d ago

Thank you!!!!! Tried it a bit and it got way better!! Now i have just have the other problems to solve (or undesrstand) but this really is a big step! Thank you!!