Ztx-based real-time pitchshifting Use the pitchshift~ object to load a perform pitch-shifting on an input signal. Cycling '74 TEXT_HERE original signal, channel: 1 TEXT_HERE Pitchshift factor (int or float) A signal value can be used to specify pitchshift as a factor of the original pitch (i.e. 2.0 = doubling of pitch, .5 = halving of the original pitch, etc.). pitchshifted signal, channel: 1 TEXT_HERE Current latency, reported in samples TEXT_HERE Number of audio channels An optional argument can be used to specify the number of channels of the signal to be processed (default = 1). Toggle latency reporting The word getlatency, followed by a zero or one, toggles reporting the latency, in samples, introduced by the pitchshift~ object's calculations. Latency is output from the object's right-hand outlet in the form of a message in the form latency [number-of-samples]. The pitch of signal(s) in the left input(s) will be shifted. A signal in the rightmost inlet defines the shifting as a factor of the original pitch or in cents (when usecents is enabled). TEXT_HERE Turn on pitchshift Enable or disable pitchshifting. Pitch Shifting Factor Set the pitchshifting as a factor of the original pitch (i.e. 2.0 = doubling of pitch, .5 = halving of the original pitch, etc.). Pitch Shifting in Cents Set the amount of pitchshift as positive or negative cent values (i.e. 100 = semitone up, -1200 = octave down). Cents may be specified as ints or floats. Quality Pitch shifting output quality.
Basic quality (the default) TEXT_HERE Good quality TEXT_HERE Better quality TEXT_HERE Highest quality TEXT_HERE Report latency Enable/disable reporting latency, in samples, introduced by the pitchshift~ object's calculations. Latency is output from the object's right-hand outlet in the form of a message in the form latency [number-of-samples]. Use cents for second inlet Enable/disable the use of cent values in the second inlet of the pitchshift~ object to specify pitch change.