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Hi Sean,
Is there a Windows x64 beta available? If so, I can test it for you. Thanks, G |
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Found a Freqecho bug in Reaper
Reaper is supposed to keep track of which control you last touched but it always just goes right for the HPF ---- miedex |
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And a feature request: pitch (rate) mode. I don't see many other delay that can makes each successive tap go +/- semitones. ---- miedex |
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miedex wrote: And a feature request: pitch (rate) mode. I don't see many other delay that can makes each successive tap go +/- semitones.
ValhallaFreqEcho uses frequency shifting, not pitch shifting: - Pitch shifting preserves the harmonic structure of the signal, and just multiplies every frequency in the signal by a constant (in reality, most pitch shifters also add all sorts of artifacts, but this is due to the pretty impossible task pitch shifters are called upon to perform). - Frequency shifting *adds* a constant value to every frequency in a signal, which ends up "detuning" the signal. In other words, a frequency shifter can make a sound seem out of tune with itself. Sean Costello ---- Plugins: http://www.valhalladsp.com Blog: http://valhalladsp.wordpress.com KVR Subforum: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=146 |
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valhallasound wrote: miedex wrote: And a feature request: pitch (rate) mode. I don't see many other delay that can makes each successive tap go +/- semitones.
ValhallaFreqEcho uses frequency shifting, not pitch shifting: - Pitch shifting preserves the harmonic structure of the signal, and just multiplies every frequency in the signal by a constant (in reality, most pitch shifters also add all sorts of artifacts, but this is due to the pretty impossible task pitch shifters are called upon to perform). - Frequency shifting *adds* a constant value to every frequency in a signal, which ends up "detuning" the signal. In other words, a frequency shifter can make a sound seem out of tune with itself. Sean Costello Why not add a new mode like you have in your other plugins? Just a bit of wishful thinking. By pitch shifting I meant slowing down or speeding up the audio of each successive tap, not special pitch shifting with artifacts and such. ---- miedex |
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x64 soon? |
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EvilDragon wrote: x64 soon?
I have some other work I need to finish up, then I'll get back to the FreqEcho code. Sean Costello ---- Plugins: http://www.valhalladsp.com Blog: http://valhalladsp.wordpress.com KVR Subforum: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=146 |
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