Hi,

I managed to get it work with rakarrack using the Harmonizer (int -12 and dry/wet -64) I ended up having just the low note as I wanted.
4 ms is the best latency I can achieve using a RT kernel 3.52 with my Roland ua25-ex, 48000-64-3 in Jack.

I am definitely keen to try the Mods by the way!!

Thanks

Nicola

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Oggetto: Re: [LAU] Octave plugin fx

> On 07/27/2015 11:44 AM, Nicola wrote:

> > Hi all,

> >

> > Does anybody know if there are good octave plugins/standalone available on Linux?

> Hello Nicola,

> There are a few octaver plug-ins, so far I've had the best results with

> the MOD plugins:

> http://portalmod.com/plugins/mod-devel/2Voices

> http://portalmod.com/plugins/mod-devel/Capo

> http://portalmod.com/plugins/mod-devel/Drop

> http://portalmod.com/plugins/mod-devel/Harmonizer

> http://portalmod.com/plugins/mod-devel/Harmonizer2

> http://portalmod.com/plugins/mod-devel/HarmonizerCS

> http://portalmod.com/plugins/mod-devel/SuperCapo

> There's also rubberband and I also used autotalent since it has low

> latency, quality is not that great though.

> > My aim would be to use my guitar also as a bass guitar avoiding to buy one.

> > Anybody tried this solution do you think is feasible?

> Yes it's feasible but you need to get your system latency as low as

> possible since pitch shifting plug-ins introduce some extra latency.

> > Does guitarix for instance provide a tool like this now (I'm using an non-updated version on my Linux squeeze box)?

> That's version 0.10.0, I don't think that version had a pitch shifting

> module. You could give rakarrack a try too, it has a harmonizer module

> which works quite well too.

> Jeremy

> >

> > Many thanks

> >

> > Nicola