AUD HexFrequencyShifter
HexFrequencyShifter is an audio effect that shifts the frequ...
- Type
- Audio Effect
- Author
- synthesizerwriter
- Version
- 0.04
- License
- None
- Live version
- 10.0.5
- Max version
- 8.0.2
- Downloads
- 674
- Updated
- 2019-02-12
AUD HexFrequencyShifter is an Audio Effect for Ableton Live by synthesizerwriter, distributed as freeware, with no license specified by the author. It targets Live 10.0.5 and Max 8.0.2. On maxforlive.com it has 674 downloads. First published 2019-02-11, last updated 2019-02-12.
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Description
HexFrequencyShifter is an audio effect that shifts the frequency of any audio that it processes, using six separate shifters arranged in two stereo processing chains. You can configure how the inputs and outputs of the shifters and the output auto-panning are inter-connected using routing matrices.
Each frequency shifter has two modes: Freq and Rate. 'Freq' is pretty conventional, although having LFOs wobble the frequency does do interesting things to sounds, whilst 'Rate' is more like 'Sample & Hold' meets shifters, and adds an unusual rhythmic element to shifting.
This is not a 'hi-fi' frequency shifter in any way. You might want to think of it as the long-lost half-cousin twice removed of my Ironic Distortion' device from last year...
But, aside from the technical aspects, the kudos that you might be able to gain by having a plug-in that features a UI as complex as this one could be exactly what you are looking for...
An audio demo will no doubt assault your ears at some stage via the medium of SoundCloud... But until that happens, then here's a demo on YouTube (complete with a titling error):
https://youtu.be/jeg-XMnnDmM