Effortlessly synchronize all the Auto-Tune plug-ins in your track with the Auto-Key 2 software plug-in from Antares. Auto-Key 2 will analyze your lead vocal track, determine the key, and lock all the other instances of Auto-Tune to the same key, making it easy to ensure all your tracks are perfectly in tune. You can also adjust the pitch reference based on the deviation from the standard A440 using the pitch reference display and the Detune control. In addition, the software detects the key and scale of a track outside of your session in seconds, a terrific tool for a DJ looking for tracks in the same key. Auto-Key 2 runs on Mac and Windows computers on the AAX native, AU, and VST3 platforms.

Analyzes Lead Vocal Track for Key    Locks All Auto-Tune Plug-Ins to Same Key    Adjust Pitch with Detune Control    Use to DJ with Tracks in Same Key    AAX Native, AU, and VST3    Windows and macOS

Scan your music in real-time and detect key, scale, and tempo information automatically from any audio file.

Drag and drop audio files directly into Auto-Key 2 for easy detection of key, scale, and tempo information across all Auto-Tune plug-ins.

Click the Send to Auto-Tune button to automatically update compatible versions of Auto-Tune with the correct key and scale settings.

Automate key changes to compatible Auto-Tune plug-ins in your session to ensure all Auto-Tune plug-ins stay in key with your song.

If on your project you have multiple Auto-Tune plug-ins opened on separate tracks, you'll see they're all set to the standard C chromatic key. Add Auto-Key to the original vocal track to find the correct scale and key. After playing the track for a few seconds, Auto-Key will display the key. The final step is to click on Send to Auto-Tune to update all the instances of Auto-Tune in use. Auto-Key uses TONART V3 by zplane.development as an automatic key detection engine.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. i are these extension tubes for NikonZ mounts?

A: These Kenko Auto Extension tubes are for Nikon F-mount lenses.

Q: 2. Does the auto focus work with AF-S lenses?

A: Yes. But is is much better to use manual focus with focus assist in viewfinder. Using manual focus gives the photographer much better control over focus point as depth of field becomes critical with extension tubes.

Q: 3. Has anyone used the adapter with a 2x teleconverter ?

A: Using a lens adapter with a teleconverter is a recipe for trouble. You will most likely not achieve autofocus and if you did, it would be very slow and glitchy. You can certainly try it but I think the negatives would out way the positives.

Q: 4. image stabilization work with this ?

A: Yes, image stabilization will work with this adapter.

Q: 5. What ratio do the individual tubes give with a standard 50 lens.. As in 1:2, 1:1, etc??

A: All figures are based on a reading at 0.5 meters:12mm = 0.3520mm = 0.5136mm = 0.83Contact me through a href= http://Kenkotokinausa.com target= _blank Kenkotokinausa.com/a and I can supply you with a complete instruction sheet that will answer all of your questions.

Q: 6. How close in quality and build are these to the Canon branded tubes?

A: I cannot offer a precise answer to your question as I have no experience with the Canon branded extension tubes.I can tell you that the Kenko tubes have a very solid build feel to them.The bodies are made of sturdy plastic with metal mounting flanges with electrical pass through contacts.There is no glass, no glass or coating differences to consider, are just tubes with air space. A few things to consider about extension tube use if you haven't yet;The longer the focal length of the lens, the less the magnification. The math; extension tube length divided by lens focal length = magnification increase.This increase gets added to the lens' native magnification. As the minimum focus distance is decreased, depth of field decreases dramatically, essentially to what is considered razor thin.I've found it too difficult to hold focus while hand held.Good is a determined and methodical set up on a tripod.If shooting a subject that is essentially two dimensional and therefore in a single plane, you'll want the camera perfectly square to the subject (set with a mirror) if you want the whole subject in focus with a single frame. Such shots will get boring quickly. For 3D subjects as a flower, only a very thin slice of the image will be in focus, sometimes that'll be exactly what you want. Stopping down the lens' aperture (larger f/number) always increases depth of field.If you want the entirety of a subject as a flower sharply in focus, you pretty much have to focus stack several frames together in post. At maximum magnification of a full set of tubes on a short focal length lens, lighting the subject is another issue to be solved, the lens will be so close to the subject as to block most light. Bottom line, yes, I'd buy them again, yes, I recommend them 100% with the condition that a potential purchaser has a good idea about what can be expected of them.I've found they do 100% of what is expected, they do nothing not expected.10 on the 1 to 10 scale.

Q: 7. can these tubes be used with canon 100mm-400mm zoom lens?

A: Yes, you can use them with the 100-400 although depending on the camera, focal length and loss of light reaching the sensor, autofocus may not be available.

Q: 8. Where are these Kenko tubes made?

A: The Kenko Auto Extension Tube Set DG for Nikon Lens are made from a hard plastic, with metal lens and camera mounts.

Q: 9. Is the Vello adapter weatherproof like the Olympus MMF-3 is?

A: No, the adapter offers no weather sealed gaskets.

Q: 10. Hi, can this be used with a Olympus Zuiko 18-180 lens on a Lumix DC-G95DM?

A: The Vello Auto Lens Adapter - Four Thirds Lens to Micro Four Thirds Camera will allow the Olympus 18-180mm f/3.5-6.3 ED Zuiko Digital Zoom Lens for Olympus Digital Cameras (Four Thirds System) to function on the Panasonic Lumix G95 Hybrid Mirrorless Camera.