How can you modulate the pitch of a clip with a delay plugin?
Do you use the feedback?
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you use a lot of feedback and very small time interval (from 1 to 10 ms). like this :
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well, indeed you'll get a pitched sound using very shorts delay with a lot of feedback.. but if you want to do some pitch modulation out of a delay, you need to modulate the delay line. if you are on a modular environment (reaktor, max, etc.) try to patch a control signal (envelope generator, lfo) to a delayed signal. |
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