Antares Portable Public Address Speaker System ATR-1a Owner's Manual

9, 9 Chapter 1: Introducing the ATR-1a Some background In 1997, Antares first introduced the ground-breaking Auto-Tune Pitch Correcting Plug-In for ProTools™ (followed a bit later by the VST and stand-alone versions). Here was a tool that actually corrected the pitch of vocals and oth…

36, 36 MIDI Page 5 SysEx Device Number aaa The ATR-1a supports a number of MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages using the Antares manufacturer ID. (See the SysEx Appendix for details.) The ATR-1a SysEx device number is similar to the Device ID found in SysEx Real Time and Non-Real Time messages…

28, 28 To edit a specific Song, you must first select that Song as the current Song. Do that by calling up the appropriate Song number on the Song Mode Main Screen. Then, press the PROGRAMS button (the red LED under the PROGRAMS button will light). The number of the Song being edited will al…

46, 46 Vibrato Delay Table The following table identifies the MIDI controller values required to set each of the possible Vibrato Delay values: MIDI VALUE VIBRATO DELAY (milliseconds) 00 110 220 345 470 5 100 6 140 7 190 8 230 9 270 10 315 11 370 12 435 13 510 14 600 15 710 16 830 17 970 18 1140 19 …

39, Antares Portable Public Address Speaker System ATR-1a 39 • Use the MIDI Note function to create amazing ornamental flourishes and trills. Connect a MIDI keyboard and turn on the MIDI Note func- tion. Set a fast Speed and sing a sustained note while playing the keyboard. Go crazy! • While the ATR-1a is not really intended to be a harmoni…

51, 51 ATR-1a Specifications Data format 20-bit linear 56-bit internal processing Sample rate 46.875 kHz Frequency response 10Hz–20kHz, +0.06dB/-0.23dB Distortion + Noise Less than 0.005% (@1kHz) ADC 20 bit 103 dB Dynamic Range (A weighted) 97 dB S/(N+D) DAC 24 bit 105 dB Dynamic Range (A weight…