Re: [LAD] Harmonizer effects - Linux-audio-dev

16 Oct 2007

...
  Lately I've been eyeballing some fancy $600
harmonizer rack units at
 $music_store. (http://www.tc-helicon.com/VoiceWorks, for example) Not
 wanting to drop that much cash, I got to looking for some software
 effects that can do the same, without any luck.

 Does anyone know if such a thing exists? Is it possible, or is it too
 CPU intensive? If the latter is true, I was pondering some sort of FPGA
 on PCI device for number crunching. I could think of a fun thing or two
 to do with it. Has anyone ever done some similar work? 
hi, you have an offline harmonizer in SMSTools [1]

if you want something realtime, by chance recently i was working in
that as part of a google summer of code project[2]

it's a network under CLAM's NetworkEditor[1]

more details (and demos) here: http://audiores.uint8.com.ar/blog/?p=124

regrettably, there still there some artifacts that came from the
pitch-shifting process but i hope that issue could be solved soon

all those changes are now only at the svn version but i think that
will be a new clam release soon

cheers,

[1] http://clam.iua.upf.edu/
[2] http://h.ordia.com.ar/blog/GSoC2007.php
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Hernán
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