From thatcat Sent Wed, Mar 25th 1998, 02:03
On 03/24/98 20:50:00 you wrote: > >...been searching for a Mac application that would give the user real-time >control over the pitch of soundfiles. It's needed this for live >application, so the real-time capability is STRESSED. Ideally, something >along the lines of a turntable-like interface, as that's the closest >approximation I can come up with to my actual intent. And the gradation has >to be fine, as I'm dealing with some sort of precision here. I've been >playing with Hyperprism for a bit, but the algorithm works on a >two-dimensional scale, which leads to a lot of unwanted artifacts (i.e. not >the background anomalies the 'Bucket Brigade' thread has made us all learn >to love...). Any suggestions would be welcome. -Keith. unfortunately hyperprism seems to be the best real-time commerical software for dicking with pitch via a graphic interface, although there may be shareware programs i've never heard of. actually, i've gotten some interesting scratching-sounding stuff with sound designer 2's scrub mode while fucking around at work. there are other programs which emulate turntable-ish slow downs or speed-ups, but i don't know of any that work in real time. np: seefeel "when face was face" "a dream is worth a thousand pictures, the mouths of lampreys a thousand more..."