Spin Semiconductor

many thanks again to both of you
I've run out of questions for now

yes sure,
I found it here
http://valhalladsp.wordpress.com/2010/0 ... glitching/
and I read that in other parts too that I don't remember right now

and what about the autocorrelation trick? is it usually used?

another question

some shift effects claim to be polyphonic, for example the POG. others, like the whammy, glitch a lot if you play a chord or more than 1 note.
the difference is in the software-algorythm or in hardware limits?

many thanks again Frank
that helped a lot!
so I will study better "pitch transposing" on the knowledge base page and then try to get something
cheers

many thanks I believe every real time effect we use for guitar or other use the same technique then? I didn't understand very well the explaination of Pitch Transp. vs Pitch Shift on the website (that's my fault, I'm not english), but is Pitch shift not more than a pitch trasp. like the one describe...

hello everybody, first, I'm a begginer, so sorry for this question: I was checking the website of a famous VST plugin maker, and found this: "Modern pitch-shifters use sophisticated mathematical algorithms to transform music and vocals as naturally as possible. The original old school devices (...

many thanks
I don't have my hardware ready yet, so this is just a theorical question. Won't the lag on the control cause some problems? (for example the first ms of the delay won't be modulated)

Hi everyone I'm new of the forum I'm from Italy so sorry for my bad english, I'll try to explain I'd like to use the FV1 as a super-simple delay: the signal enter inside the chip, and in the output there's just the same signal delayed. So not like a classic delay effect: here I don't need repeats, d...