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8 años 10 meses antes #308
por Phaedrus74
ElectroSmash - Detune Pedal (Based off Octaver code) - Electro Smash
8 años 10 meses antes #310
por Phaedrus74
8 años 10 meses antes #312
por Ray
Respuesta de Ray sobre el tema Detune Pedal (Based off Octaver code)
Thank you very much for your contribution!!! 
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8 años 9 meses antes - 8 años 9 meses antes #319
por Phaedrus74
8 años 9 meses antes #320
por Phaedrus74
Respuesta de Phaedrus74 sobre el tema Detune Pedal (Based off Octaver code)
Reply part 2
About adding intervals.
As I said in my previous post, it is absolutely possible to add more intervals, but a huge "if then" statement is expensive (computationally speaking) and I currently use a cut down version to mitigate the delay.
If you want to add intervals: Variable "POT0" contains the position of the Potmeter if this is "zero" the potmeter is turned all the way left, if it contains the value "4096" it is turned all the way to the right. So in theory you could define 4096 pitchshift intervals. Given the processing delays you would incur that might not be feasible. Also I dont think the program would fit in the Due's memory.
My advice would be to mess around with the code, if you tell windows to "listen to" the Rocksmith cable you should hear the notes you play and this will help you in determining the sample skip intervals you need.
About continuous pitchshifting.
This would require a different method than is used here, and without using a hexaphonic pickup you would be restricted to single note playing.
This method would first have to determine the root-frequency being played.
Then apply some form of frequency modulation to pitchshift it an arbitrary interval.
And finally output it.
This is not trivial (and the reason real Guitar Synthesisers are so bloody expensive
) and would take a smarter person than me to program.
If you have more questions about the code, don't hesitate to ask.
About adding intervals.
As I said in my previous post, it is absolutely possible to add more intervals, but a huge "if then" statement is expensive (computationally speaking) and I currently use a cut down version to mitigate the delay.
If you want to add intervals: Variable "POT0" contains the position of the Potmeter if this is "zero" the potmeter is turned all the way left, if it contains the value "4096" it is turned all the way to the right. So in theory you could define 4096 pitchshift intervals. Given the processing delays you would incur that might not be feasible. Also I dont think the program would fit in the Due's memory.
My advice would be to mess around with the code, if you tell windows to "listen to" the Rocksmith cable you should hear the notes you play and this will help you in determining the sample skip intervals you need.
About continuous pitchshifting.
This would require a different method than is used here, and without using a hexaphonic pickup you would be restricted to single note playing.
This method would first have to determine the root-frequency being played.
Then apply some form of frequency modulation to pitchshift it an arbitrary interval.
And finally output it.
This is not trivial (and the reason real Guitar Synthesisers are so bloody expensive
) and would take a smarter person than me to program.If you have more questions about the code, don't hesitate to ask.
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8 años 9 meses antes #324
por Phaedrus74
Respuesta de Phaedrus74 sobre el tema Detune Pedal (Based off Octaver code)
Cool! Well have fun putting it together, and ifyou have anymore questions you know where to find me
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