sr1200
Well-known member
I was beaten by a client last night. Not physically mind you (thats a whole different story from a time long ago) but beaten none the less technologically.
Client wanted a delay where each delay pitch shifted down by a certain semi tone... I set it up on an aux how I **USED** to do it in the analog domain... result... CRAP! I didn't have a pitch shift plugin that was up to the task. (i have a LOT of plugins, just not many pitch altering ones that can be used as RTAS and of them... nothing good enough). So I wound up making a bunch of copies of the phrase to be delayed, and manually pitch shifted them down in increments then applied a fade over it... good enough "for now" but wont cut it in my book for mix down.
So in my anger, after the client left, i spent the better part of 2 hours looking for things that would do this as well (or hopefully better) than the way i used to do it analog style... nothing. So i went out in the cold, 1:30 am, into the storage area for all the old gear, pulled out an old alesis quadraverb. Hooked it up, pitch shift down, re-fed into the delay aux, voila! Analog wins again!
Went out and got the Eventide H3000 plugin today... lets see how this works out...
I would love to get an old boss pitch shift pedal (which is what i used to use for this sort of thing) and a delay pedal and rack em up. Has anyone ever tried to 500 series a guitar pedal?
Client wanted a delay where each delay pitch shifted down by a certain semi tone... I set it up on an aux how I **USED** to do it in the analog domain... result... CRAP! I didn't have a pitch shift plugin that was up to the task. (i have a LOT of plugins, just not many pitch altering ones that can be used as RTAS and of them... nothing good enough). So I wound up making a bunch of copies of the phrase to be delayed, and manually pitch shifted them down in increments then applied a fade over it... good enough "for now" but wont cut it in my book for mix down.
So in my anger, after the client left, i spent the better part of 2 hours looking for things that would do this as well (or hopefully better) than the way i used to do it analog style... nothing. So i went out in the cold, 1:30 am, into the storage area for all the old gear, pulled out an old alesis quadraverb. Hooked it up, pitch shift down, re-fed into the delay aux, voila! Analog wins again!
Went out and got the Eventide H3000 plugin today... lets see how this works out...
I would love to get an old boss pitch shift pedal (which is what i used to use for this sort of thing) and a delay pedal and rack em up. Has anyone ever tried to 500 series a guitar pedal?
