nicnut

I had this idea, I'm sure it's been done quite a bit, but I made a little patch to try it out. Basically it's a pitch that is getting randomly transposed in time by a rhythmic value, either a 4th, 5th or octave up, or 4th, 5th or octave down. I'm using pit_shift. There is probably a better way to do this with expr, but I'm not so great with that object. If anyone has any ideas to improve upon this or make it sound better I would love to see your ideas.

Also, I could just do my math on the frequency itself, but I want this to work with audio files in the end, which is why I used pit_shift.

I had this idea, I'm sure it's been done quite a bit, but I made a little patch to try it out. Basically it's a pitch that is getting randomly transposed in time by a rhythmic value, either a 4th, 5th or octave up, or 4th, 5th or octave down. I'm using pit_shift. There is probably a better way to do this with expr, but I'm not so great with that object. If anyone has any ideas to improve upon this or make it sound better I would love to see your ideas. 

Also, I could just do my math on the frequency itself, but I want this to work with audio files in the end, which is why I used pit_shift. 

sharing-pitch-modulated-by-time-type-effect

I found a pitch shifter that someone created with gen~. Sounds way better. I forgot who made this but I'm pretty sure I got it from the forum. Here's what i got so far:

I found a pitch shifter that someone created with gen~. Sounds way better. I forgot who made this but I'm pretty sure I got it from the forum.  Here's what i got so far:


[sharing] pitch modulated by time type effect