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Re: signal path and asynchronous loops



At 2:24 PM -0700 5/23/04, Mark Sottilaro wrote:
>Check out the Lexicon MPX1 for a decent midrange pitchshifter. It 
>does that and a lot more.

How does it do with various types of material at various 
transposition intervals?

Granted, most of my experience has been with higher-end pitch 
shifters, but I've found that even in that realm some devices do very 
well with monophonic material a smaller intervals but crap out 
completely with complex signals and/or at wider intervals. For 
instance, a few years ago a client thought he'd replace his AMS 1580 
with a pair of Eventide H3000s but when he tried to transpose his 
trumpet down an octave with the 'tide it burbled unusably.
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