Name ladspa autotalent
Created At 2020-07-27 11:34am
Submitted By Menno0
Description

a wrapper of ladspa plugin 4262 called AutoTalent, created by Tom Baran. All of the code but the FFT routines is licensed under GPL2.
plugin has mono input, mono output.
See: http://tombaran.info/autotalent.html

The dssi opcodes are wrapping the ladspa plugin so it can be used as an effect for Blue.
The PATH for the ladspa plugins on my Linux systemm is /usr/lib/ladspa. Be sure to set the right PATH if you run OSX or Windows.

DESCRIPTION:

It's a real-time pitch correction plugin. You specify the notes that a singer is allowed to hit, and Autotalent makes sure that they do.
You can also use Autotalent for more exotic effects, like the Cher / T-Pain effect, making your voice sound like a chiptune, adding artificial vibrato, or messing with your formants.
Autotalent can also be used as a harmonizer that knows how to sing in the scale with you.
Or, you can use Autotalent to change the scale of a melody between major and minor or to change the musical mode.

CONTROLLERS:

ON/OFF - bypass
File Selector - set path for autotalent.so
Concert A - value in Hz, the basis for the whole effect
Fixed pitch - pitch (semitones) toward which pitch is pulled
Pull to Fixed Pitch - degree to which pitch is pulled toward FIXED PITCH. 0 = use original pitch, 1: use FIXED PITCH
A/Bb/C...Ab - notes in scale
correction strength - strength of pitch correction
correction smoothness - 0: abrupt transitions, 1: smooth transitions
Pitch shift - # of notes by which output is shifted
Outout Scale Rotate - # of notes by which the output scale is rotated (change scales)
LFO depth/rate - gain and frequncy of LFO
LFO square/sine/tri - 3 different LFO waveforms
LFO symmetry - rise/fall of LFO wave
LFO quantization - just that
Formant Correction - 0: no, 1: yes for shifting formants
Formant warp - change color of sound
mix - mix direct signal with effect

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version 1.02, July 2020
- added BSB information comments

version 1.01, May 2020
- added comments on controllers

version 1.0, June 2019
- initial version by Menno Knevel