I found another interesting audio #plugin for #Linux: #reTuner claims to do good pitch-shifting for instruments generally too low or too high. Like 440Hz to 432Hz shifting.

There is a .deb package, yet unfortunately, the plugin installs to a non-standard place.

I decided to symlink /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/vst3/KV-reTuner.vst3 to /usr/lib/vst3 instead of adjusting plugin paths in all my plugin hosts.

I don't have an urgent need for it, but I'm sure I will use this at some point.

(Actually I am looking for a possible replacement of the pitch shifter in my Lexicon MX200, which I still do love… yet the ADCs of the Lexicon are a sad story, and the old Boss compressor sitting in that rack together with a cheap Alesis tube preamp isn't that reliable any more.)

https://kushview.net/product/retuner/

#LinuxAudio #LinuxProAudio #Recording #vst3 vstplugin #pitchshift

Tôi vừa xây dựng một tiện ích pitch shift miễn phí cho Chrome vì tôi thích hát và chơi nhạc. Tiện ích này giúp thay đổi tông nhạc và xác định nốt cho mọi tab có âm thanh/video. #PitchShift #Chrome #Nhac #Music #Tunnie #PhầnMềmMiễnPhí #FreeSoftware

https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1p1mofr/i_built_a_free_chrome_pitch_shift_because_i_like/

Spirals by Daniel Gergely — FREE pitch-shifting delay 🌌🎛️

Create pitch-shifted echoes w/ freeze, resonant filter + saturation
15 presets, smooth delay time changes, preset tagging & search
Windows & macOS (VST3, AU)
👉 https://danielgergely.net/spirals

#delayplugin #pitchshift #freevst #LegalVST
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Audacity 3.5: Audio-Tool mit Tempo-Erkennung und zerstörungsfreiem Pitchshift

Die Entwickler haben Audacity 3.5 veröffentlicht. Es kann direkt in die Cloud speichern, automatisch das Tempo erkennen und zerstörungsfreies Pitchshift.

https://www.heise.de/news/Audacity-3-5-Audio-Tool-mit-Tempo-Erkennung-und-zerstoerungsfreiem-Pitchshift-9694756.html?wt_mc=sm.red.ho.mastodon.mastodon.md_beitraege.md_beitraege

#Audacity #Audio #OpenSource #Pitchshift #Tempoerkennung #Updates

Pitch Sequencer Turns Tascam Tape Deck Into Instrument

The cool thing about magnetic tape is that by varying the speed at which you play it back, you can vary the pitch of the output. [Issac] decided to take advantage of this, executing a fancy digitally-controlled pitch mod on his Tascam Porta 02 tape deck.

The build uses a Raspberry Pi Pico, which employs PWM to control the speed of the tape drive's motor. This is achieved with the use of an NPN transistor driven by the PWM output of the Pico. This allows accurate control of motor speed, and thus pitch.

With that sorted out, the project was fleshed out with an OLED screen and a rotary encoder. These allow various patches or scripts to be run on the Pico, controlling the motor speed of the tape player in various ways. With a bit of work, [Issac] was also able to create a function that converted MIDI note values into PWM values that determine various motor speeds.

The natural thing to do next was to put in a tape with a looping sample at a set pitch, and then vary it in a sequence controlled by the Pico. The 8 steps of the sequence can be manually set with the rotary control, and in future, [Issac] even plans to add a real MIDI input, allowing the system to act as a monophonic synth.

If you prefer other routes to pitch shifting shenanigans, check out this project. Video after the break.

#musicalhacks #pitchshift #pitchshifter #pwm #raspberrypipico #tape #tapedeck

cmooth criminal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMj_B5Zfjdg

#AutoTune #PitchShift