#Soundhack fix wav software

I'm considering buying a used iPhone with a larger screen to run it.ĮDIT: NEVERMIND! HUGE ARTIFACTING ON SLOWED-PLAYBACK!

The PSOFT's time-stretch performance and resultant audio-quality is actually very good. At least it bests my MPC Live and Serato plug-in by x25%. Still, Copula is a nice find (thanks!), and for £35 seems a worthy buy to add to my collection. Posting here did find a member with the other SynthTech module I was desperate to find, the E951 add-on module for their E950 Circuit Bent VCO, so I'm super happy for that. I guess I'll just keep my eyes open for an E520 on Reverb. Probably, but the ER-301 wasn't really designed for someone like me. Great developer actually, though not very prolific when it comes to new products so much. I think he just made Copula as he was developing theĪlgorithm for it. You can run the output of Copula through it again as well. The E520 seems the best solution, though it will be a while yet before youĬan get one I guess. The grain stretch in the ER-301 can do that I guess. Shorter lengths track the incoming sound more accurately, longer lengths lead to slowly changing sounds. Four CV input parameters are supported but their function varies depending on the operating mode so see below for details: Length: This varies from 0.01 second to 10 seconds and controls the nominal length of the sampling interval. It takes any audio as input, samples the sounds at controllable intervals and interpolates between the samples. 'The Spectral Drone is a stereo effect which is patterned on the Michael Norris Spectral Dronemaker plugin. Its time-stretching features are also described under the 'Spectra Drone Maker' feature description: Output has pseudo-stereo at some settings of the Phase Blur control.' -Synthesis Technology site. Left and Right channels are mixed 50/50 prior to input. Due to the processing overhead this is a mono effect. A large (5.8 minute) memory records and loops sounds which can be played back continuously or looped with variable speed and pitch. 'The Spectral Time Machine is a combination of a looper, pitch shifter and time stretcher.

My respect for Paul is fast increasing-really terrific design and innovation from this man. On the SynthTech site, I only see the E520 listed as the 'Hyperion Stereo Effects Processor.' Is that it? Unfortunately, that looks like a limited-run module and not available currently on the used market.Īh, I found the 'Spectral Time Machine.' It's under the E520's product description under 'spectral effects.' It sure looks the business. Starthief wrote: ↑ Sat 9:40 pmSynthTech E520 Spectral Time Machine can do to 0.01x speed, or even 0x.Īwesome! I wasn't aware of that module. Yet the UI itself is quite good and its ribbon-like, playback-speed control permits live-stretching of your samples. Just, the portrait-mode thing and using a tiny iPhone is annoying. I bought it and it works but with severe artifacts. Is this really the only app that can perform true time-stretching (i.e., vary playback-speed without affecting pitch) down to less than x50%, in this case, down to x0.01%? So in my seemingly endless search for a time-stretch module, synth, groovebox or app, the only thing I can find is a tiny iPhone app which only operates in portrait-mode and doesn't work on iPads.

#Soundhack fix wav software

The IRCAM algorithm is generally considered the best software implementation of this effect and can be found in the Native Instruments' Kontact library. Though the artifacted sounds are interesting, they lack the fidelity of the Nebulae and other devices capable of true time-stretching (e.g., MPC Live, Serato Sample). CORRECTION: Most or all of the apps mentioned by me in this thread actually suffer from severe artifacts and sound nothing like the true time-stretching produced for example by the QU-Bit Nebulae v2.