Refined Design, Monstrous Effects

Overview

• Pitch Shifter feeds delay and filter with feedback to create unheard-of madness.
• Lots of modulation, to keep everything moving while it's feeding back.
• Makes mad, mad noises, previously unheard of, potentially frightening to children, pets and the infirm.
• A barrel full of insane presets
• Windows VST, VST3 and AAX as 32+64bit, 32bit RTAS
• Mac VST, VST3, AU and AAX as 32+64bit, 32bit RTAS

Sound

• 10 pitch-shifting algorithms, based on classic hardware, optimised for modern CPUs, and extended for quality.
• 3 delay-line algorithms, covering vintage and modern delay lines.
• Configurable topology, for control over effect routing, to get exactly the right madness.
• Movable modulated gain-stage for pan/gain effects, to get things pumping and moving.
• Stereo, M&S independent and L&R independent modes

Modulation

• 3 bezier-drawable LFOs, with swing and tempo synch
• Sidechain-able enveloper follower, with extensive control
• Full mod-matrix to route any source to any control
• MIDI playable/pitch-bend for Pitch

Grab the manual for more details

Latest version number: 1.04

Windows System Requirements

• Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7
• 32bit or 64bit
• ProTools 7 or newer.
• A host that supports VST or VST3, such as:
  • Steinberg Cubase
  • Steinberg Nuendo
  • Steinberg Wavelab
  • Sony ACID Pro
  • Ableton Live
  • Cockos Reaper
  • AudioMulch

Mac OS System Requirements

• Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion (10.4,10.5,10.6,10.7,10.8)
• G4,G5 or Intel mac
• ProTools 7 or newer.
• A host that supports VST, AU or VST3, such as:
  • Apple Logic (32bit or 64bit)
  • Apple Garageband
  • Steinberg Cubase
  • Steinberg Nuendo
  • Ableton Live

Specifically not supported

(might work, but I can't test/support these platforms):

• Windows 95/98
• OS X 10.0,10.1,10.2,10.3

Version History

1.03->1.04

• Fix "glitching" DSP bug
• Fix delay times for samplerates other than 44k1
• AAX-AudioSuite Enabled
• Fix samplerate handling for VST3 in StudioOne
• AAX enable click-thru - prevents first click from being absorbed when UI is opened
• AAX Bypass mechanism reworked to match RTAS version

1.02->1.03

• AAX version included
• Tweaks for stability
• VST3 Automation improvements
• Mac builds and Installers optimised and signed
• Massive optimise for reload of presets.
• Fixed rare redraw issue
• Improved Loading process
• Added pagetable for ProTools automation

v1.01->v1.02

• Improve CPU usage.
• Reduce latency.
• Free-run modes for LFOs.
• Retriggering of LFOs.
• Unipolar/Bipolar LFO modes.
• Dual mode, allows processing two Stereo-mode instances in one.
• Splice Scaling control for Asynch modes.
• Edit Both functionality, to edit both channels in synch.
• More presets!
• MIDI Enable/Disable button.
• Fix denormal bug with LFOs.
• Improve switching between Synch and Asynch modes.
• Improve handling of unusual time-signatures.
• Add "resynch shifters" feature on re-selecting shift-mode.
• Disabling a lock leaves control set to its value while locked.
• Phase invert for Dual mode, allows phase-inverting for the second instance wet signal.
• Improve scanning for LFOs - displays scan along (phase-shifted) blue image.

v1.00->1.01

• Fix crash with 64bit AU validation
• Fix synched delay times
• Fixed VST3 automation
• Fixed crash when changing presets
• Fixed denormal bug in 'Bit' delay algorithm
• Improved 'Modern' delay algorithm
• Improved CPU usage
• Fixed 'paste' of LFO curves
• Fixed synch of LFOs post-shifter
• Enabled Audiosuite version
• Dezippered Gain stage
• Fixed recall of saved settings in Logic
• Added more presets!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mangler!

f*cking bonkers

jesus

LMFAO

this is sick mate

T.Power - www.geniuskills.com

The PitchFunk

This all started as a toy project - I was ill, so doing some research. I've always been interested in the history of pitch shifters and was researching into what it was that made the classic units so special. I built a little toy which sounded great. And then, because it seemed necessary, we added feedback. And things got a little more weird. So we added a delay, and it got weirder still. And then a filter, and then variable topologies, a massive modulation section, the moveable gainstage, MS and LR independent processing, and a host of other little things that will entertain and amuse. Suddenly the toy had grown into something monstrous. It was making sounds we couldn't describe any more. So we're doing the obvious, and offering it to the world. What's the worst that can happen?

[Edit: DMGAudio is not, and will not be held responsible for the emergence of sentient systems that take control of the world and enslave the human race, requiring time-travel to resolve. There's already enough moving around in time going on in this plug. I'm staying out of this one.]

Windows Installer Click to download

Mac Installer Click to download

PitchFunk Manual Click to download

How do I get my demo?

• Click HERE and fill in your details.
• Alternatively, create an account, and there's a link in "Your Stuff" that will email you a demo license.

What are the limitations?

None. It just stops processing audio after 30days.

As soon as you get another license (by buying it, or if you haven't had a chance to evaluate it, by contacting me and explaining the situation), everything will kick back in. There's no risk of losing anything.

How can I buy a full copy?

• Click the Buy Now button at the top of the page.
• Alternatively, create an account and use the "Buy Now" button in the "Your Stuff" section.

Is there customer support included?

While the demo is valid, I'm happy to help you as if you were already a paying customer (which I hope you'll become!)