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Pitch shifter

Discussion in 'REAKTOR' started by JDM2104, Dec 15, 2004.

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  1. JDM2104

    JDM2104 New Member

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    Hi,

    I'm trying to build a pitch shifter using delay lines and a lookup table that holds a triangular window function for gating.

    The problem is I'm not sure how to implement a lookup table in Reaktor. I'm guessing I'd need to use the event table module?

    At the moment I'm using two delays one half of a buffer-length apart, but I want to crossfade back and forth between them using the lookup table to prevent the click as the buffer record & play points meet.

    Thanks for any advice.

    Dave
     
  2. lxint

    lxint NI Product Owner

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    I think in this case you would need to use an audio table, since your crossfade needs to work at audio rate ?

    not sure what you are doing, have you had a look at clists ginsu grain player ? maybe this is helpful for you
     
  3. JDM2104

    JDM2104 New Member

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    I'll have a look at the ginsu grain player, is it in the user library?

    I did mean an audio table, I was confused!

    Thanks
     
  4. sowari

    sowari Moderator Moderator

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    have a look at Live Sampler by Stephen Wierenga in the user library.

    after the sampling section is a pitch shifting effect. for me it is a "classic" NI pitch shifting device that was in the reaktor 2 and 3 library, but is not longer included in the purchased library.

    it really is worth looking at (and so is the sampling bit)

    sowari
     
  5. lxint

    lxint NI Product Owner

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    classical NI pitch shift effect

    I made a screenshot of it's structure, maybe this is helping you
    I didnt have a close look myself yet, but it seems quite efficient and interesting - thanks for the hint sowari
     

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  6. JDM2104

    JDM2104 New Member

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    Thanks sowari and lxint I'm just checking them out now. Looks just like what I wanted to do.
     
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