Both the EVO and EFX versions are covered in 24 video chapters comprising nearly 2 hours of professional instruction.
Watch the entire DVD in succession or go directly to chapters of interest. In addition to detailed demonstrations of features and techniques, the program also explains the underlying concepts of pitch correction to help you get the most from the program.
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Pricing and Availability:
Auto-Tune Tutorial DVD is available for pre-order at a 20% discounted price of $39.99 USD through July 31, 2009. Regular price is $49.99 USD.
Ordering information and video examples are available at www.askvideo.com.
System Compatibility:
- This product includes QuickTime 7.x Mac/PC which is required for video playback. DVD-Rom drive required for Mac/PC DVD-ROM. DVD player required for NTSC/PAL DVD. Minimum screen resolution for DVD-ROM 1024 × 768.
- PC: Windows XP Home or Professional, Intel Pentium or AMD Athlon 800 MHz or faster, 256 MB RAM. Windows MME or DirectSound Sound Card.
- MAC: Requires Mac OS X v10.2 or higher, Power Mac G4 867 MHz, 256 MB RAM, Sound Card.
Pricing and Availability:
Auto-Tune Tutorial DVD is available for pre-order at a 20% discounted price of $39.99 USD through July 31, 2009. Regular price is $49.99 USD.
Ordering information and video examples are available at www.askvideo.com.
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