VSpectShift: basic spectrum shifter - you can shift the frequency bins inside an FFT buffer. (Note! the frequency shift is linear - whacky effects result - logarithmic would be more musical).
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Pitchfork is a pitchshifter with random shifting in sync with your project tempo. You can get anything from mild and occasional variation to extreme and glitchy shifting
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de la Mancha presents music covering many electronic genres influenced by breakbeat, electro, IDM, glitch, pop, trip hop, DnB and ambient. You can download or stream all the tracks in mp3 format. It's all about the beats and the breaks man! You can also find some remixes, cover versions and collaborations plus links to other projects such as mono.log, a vocal industrial synth pop band with the Orphan and 3 times nothing (3x0) for a more experimental and noise based sound. On top of that you can download my VST synths and effects. The fx include moot, kitchen sync and pitchfork for rhythmic fun, the VSTi synthesizers include erratic, deTox, subhuman, basic and subfreak for a range of sounds and styles.
- eight inputs to eight outputs
- + 3 /- 10 octaves
- feedback with delay for each channel
- "morphing" effect (inertia setting) during the patches changes
Smoky joe:
a crude but genuine formant shifter, ie. makes voice big/small like a pitch shift, but keeps the same pitch. the only free formant shifter of any kind.
the technique i discovered that enables the formant shift can generate a lot of distortion, mainly on upwards shifts. to combat this, there is a 'smoothing' parameter and a low-pass filter before the pulse train (recognises zero crossings.) if you don't know what this means.. between the two, you should be able to get a fairly 'smooth' process (still little loops in silence and high frequencies like sibilance) but at the expense of hifi.. so ultimately more or less 'realaudio' quality audio, no mariah carey. mariah carey on a cellphone :p
however.. because of the glitch/loop artifacts, this vst has been praised for it's fsu capabilities ("this is great for drum loops") you can get some good performance out of it when shifting down, if you want to sound like jabba the hut - for shifting lower than the source, lower the 'skip' param (skips pulses, ie. at 2 only every other pulse, ie. better for 1 octave lower.. 4 pulses for 2 octaves lower..)
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