posted 08 October 2014 05:35            

kymaguy.com-PitchDeviation.kym

Here's the first tutorial about the stuff I was talking about at KISS2014: http://www.kymaguy.com/voice-controlling-voice-part-i/

Actually this is an improved version which is analyzing the pitch deviation for the whole spectrum without using individual oscillators!

Attached is the sound as well.

posted 11 October 2014 04:47            

thanks for sharing.

posted 11 October 2014 09:45            

Edit: There is no suffix module, I was referring to the MonoToMultichannel suffix parameter..

posted 16 October 2014 05:30            

Sorry, I was wrong about that module - what I meant was the MonoToMultichannel
module. I think you could use it to auto suffix the copy.
The way you do it now also works fine and as long as you don't need to have
seperate controls for left and right signal I would do it the same way.
Hope it helps..

posted 16 October 2014 21:57            

Thanks for the reply my mail is down, should be back soon. Good idea on mono to multichannel i'll give that a whirl.

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@Andrew: Your mail doesn't work so I write my answer here:
"Hi Andrew,

Sorry, I was wrong about that module - what I meant was the MonoToMultichannel
module. I think you could use it to auto suffix the copy.
The way you do it now also works fine and as long as you don't need to have
seperate controls for left and right signal I would do it the same way.
Hope it helps..

posted 07 December 2014 11:52            

I don't seem to get the kind of results I might expect by putting the same processing on the Amps leg. Like I imagined some kind of inversed deviation amp spectrum.. I would expect holes where there are transients for example. But it doesn't seem to sound like that... will experiment more.