Hello,

From my understand if you increase the pitch of a track by 6% your track's scale will jump to the next scale. Example, a D#m is now an Em. But what if you dont jump a whole 6%, does your track stay the same scale for below 6% increase?

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There's a gradual increase for it. As you go up it starts getting farther from D#m until it's closer to Em. It isn't noticible in most cases as long as you're within 3% of what you want.

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Originally posted by Cheetah86 There's a gradual increase for it. As you go up it starts getting farther from D#m until it's closer to Em. It isn't noticible in most cases as long as you're within 3% of what you want.

Yup. If you play a track at +3% it will be in a weird limbo between D#m and Em. Not a big deal unless you have perfect pitch and hearing out of tune notes annoys you. However it will be much more noticeable once you bring in another track that that is "in" tune.

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