DMGAudio PitchFunk, out now...

[lingyai]

I quickly knocked something up for you with a solo voice, Dave will stick it on Soundcloud in a bit. Also, I stuck some presets on the Amen and output that too, but that's more Roger Clemens. I'll do some proper ones when I've got some time.

Cheers Krzysztof

[grymmjack]

Sigh. Just say what this effect is made of and that's it. The humoristic hype is uninteresting. Later.

Granted. It's a fine line though.
On one hand, I could say nothing and reveal the product when it's ready for sale, Apple-style,
but if I want to start the conversation earlier (perhaps with the idea of soliciting suggestions for better names), I have to be a little scant with details.

Also, and really this is the big point: This plugin is FUN!
There aren't many plugins that can make you actually burst out laughing when auditioning presets...

So, for instance, I could point out that the eight pitchshifting algos are quite serious business, and that the three delay-line models are pretty cool, or that the modulation is quite sophisticated, but it would be missing the point that with a couple of mouse clicks, you can make mad noises. Mad noises.

You /can/ use it to problem-solve; design choruses, flangers, doublers, delays, panners, whatever. And you probably will some of the time.

But I don't think that will give you any insight into just quite how f*cking nuts this thing is. Because you have all those modules, but they all interact. With configurable topology. And make the most mental noises you've ever heard.

Want!

[djanthonyw]

Will this be a viable alternative to Echoboy & Crystalizer?

[@midnight]

PitchFunk
PitchJunk
PitchCrunk
PitchMonk
PitchBunk
PitchHunk
PitchTrunk
PitchPunk

[Krzysztof Oktalski]

Will this be a viable alternative to Echoboy & Crystalizer?

Certainly it can make similar effects to both of these plugins, but has multiple algorithms (including reverse ones) so you can choose how it attacks a sound.

As per our previous products, we're trying to make something which can be helpful in more use cases than the competition. More flexibility and less predetermined by the limits of a specific algorithm. We set out to make a fun toy, it's become more serious now and whilst toy is no longer applicable, it's still a lot of fun. It's wild using it as a modular synth; CPU usage on it is now so low that you can get lots of instances going on a channel and build up complex sequences with it.

[Nielzie]

iPitch™

PitchShioitor

[DaveGamble]

*cough*

[highkoo]

OP delivers!!

[ariston]

Woah!! There goes my evening!

[ariston]

Hey Dave, is the user discount already figured into the final price if you're logged in?

Edit: Yes, it is. I was expecting it to be a bit more pricey, nice !

[Kontrast13]

Can't wait to try this. Looks like it's going to be alot of fun~ I'm sure my music can use a little more chaos ;D

[Sampleconstruct]

The demo crashes Logic's AU validation tool, I tried it 3 times and it always crashed when trying to validate PitchFunk...

EDIT: Tried another time, it crashed again but now at east the Plug shows in Midi controlled effect Plugs as "incompatibel".

[justin3am]

Nice price! Can't wait to play with this tonight.
I love pitch-f**ker-uppers and modulation orgies.

[Sampleconstruct]

Hmmm, got it to work but now what....where is the magic that lives up to the hype? Test again later...

[33tetragammon]

Dammit, this thing sounds FAN-TAS-TIC!!!!!!!!
Although a bit cpu-hungry sometimes on my ageing late 2007 Imac.

Some truly evil sounds come out of this thing! I don't even know how to call them.....

I almost blew up my headphones TWICE when working with feedback.


Back to testing this beast.....