The Percussive instrument mode is designed to prioritize preserving the transients and
tone of the original signal while also having less latency. For applications where you would
like to re-tune a guitar or bass (Mix is 100% wet) Percussive mode may work better for
small shift intervals. For larger intervals the quality of the shifted sound will be be better
in the Pitched mode.
Feedback Sw: Places the pitch shifter inside or outside of the feedback path.
Because the pitch shifting is a mono in, multi out effect, the feedback paths of the shifted voices are
summed together first before being fed back to the pitch shifter. This causes the feedback to slowly
fade towards the center even if the voices are panned hard left/right when the pitch shifter is inside
the feedback path. There is also a gentle lowpass filter in this mode to help remove some of the very
very high annoying stuff that can happen when shifting up over and over again.
Note: Feedback amounts may have different effects in one mode vs the other.
Auto EQ: Determines the amount of automatic EQ that is applied to the shifted voices to help them
sound more natural. When shifting down the auto eq brightens things up to try and preserve the
transients of the original signal. When shifting up, the auto eq smooths out harsh squeaky sounds.
The EQ is automatically adjusted based on the amount of shift applied in either direction. A default
setting of 10 is recommended.
The following parameters are available for both pitch A and B:
Level: Adjusts the volume of the pitch.
Shift: -2 Oct, -P12, -P11, -Oct, -M7, -m7, -M6, -m6, -P5, -Tri, -P4, -M3, -m3, -M2, -m2, Uni, m2, M2,
m3, M3, P4, Tri, P5, m6, M6, m7, M7, Oct, P11, P12, 2 Oct
Detune: The amount of detuning, from -50 cents to 50 cents.
Delay: The amount of delay, from 0 ms to 2 s.
Feedback: The amount of feedback for each voice. Behaves differently depending on how
Feedback Sw is set.
Pan: Moves the pitch left or right in the stereo field.
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