audio pitching

[joffo78]

Hello
I'd like to make a clever audio pitch shifter which transpose every note with differents ways.
For example when i play a C it make a D and when i play a G it play a Bb
it could be too calculate the tonality to make tonal harmony.
Do you think it's possible ?
Regard
JF

[senso]

it's possible but probably with a limited precision with the phase vocoder add-on and the audio to midi module.

[joffo78]

ok thanks
But when i try to open the patch named pitch shift it say me it couldn't find S:/USINE 4 PATCH/phasevocoder_v5/bin/phasevocoderforw.usr

[nay-seven]

put all the user modules ( named *.usr ) in the modules / user dir of Usine

[joffo78]

OK now i need to convert a value with decimal in integer. I try to do that with a fader but when i set it with integer it transmit the value with float.

[nay-seven]

try a round(x) or a trunc(x) math module

round (X)
Round : Round (12.40) = 12 Round (12.55) = 13.

trunc (X)
Truncates the decimal value. Trunc (12.85) = 12.

[joffo78]

Ok thank you
i choose to use the vst plugin moody shift

i use an "audio to midi" patch to measure the pitch and i switch between 3 notes (i'd like to choose more but i don't know if it's possible to use many multiple variable).
the pitch of each note determine the value of the fader named semi tone.
the min of the fader is -24 the max is +24
to set the value of the moody pitch i had to add 24 and divide by 1000
could you say me if my method is good or no ?
thank you
JF

[nay-seven]

yes, you can use more than 1 multiple variable ( put them in a subpatch for a better legibility ) just copy past your first modules and change values..
don't know if it's a good method or not , first question is : does it work for you.?

btw , can't find any link/infos for your plugin in google ..?

[Felix_Petrescu]

you should also try this free vst !
http://bram.smartelectronix.com/plugins.php?id=2

[Felix_Petrescu]

also some good ones here
http://www.gersic.com/plugins/index.php?daCat=10
but some links seem dead.

[joffo78]

Hum
very very interesting thank you felix
this vst seems very usefull for me !