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Hey Richard,
"How much do you want to spend?"
Since I just but bought
the really expensive Echoplex I cant spend that much.
"How good does it have to sound?"
Its has to sound pretty good. I would like to use it for live n studio
work.
"What type of material are you processing?"
I play in jazz rock/fusion context. (drums, bass, guitar) On the
one hand Im looping rhythmic phrases and on the other hand soundscapes.
Since were playing jazz I dont wanna stay in the same harmonic context all
the time. But when I create a new loop with a different chord the hole
energy goes down to much. I want to keep the flow. So I want to take the
loop and just transponse it 4 notes up for example.
"Eventide and Lexicon have been pitch shifting the longest and have
excellent quality. Digitech has done a good job at a lower price. tc electronic
is good."
Those seem to be really expensive.
Since Im owning a notebook and I might use Ableton/Reaktor I thouht about
using a software solution. What do you think about that ? Of course a simple
Hardware would be nicer.
Greetings Jens.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 2:21 AM
Subject: Re: Pitch Shifter
At 11:37 PM +0200 5/20/04, Jens Wolters wrote:
But now Im looking
for something to pitch the loop. The Speed should stay the same but I would
like to change the pitch. (If possible in Halfnote Steps) Any
ideas?
How much do you want to spend?
How good does it have to sound?
What type of material are you processing?
Eventide and Lexicon have been pitch shifting the longest and have
excellent quality. Digitech has done a good job at a lower price. tc
electronic is good. --
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