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CHAPTER 3<br />
Elastique Time-Stretch & Pitch-Shifting<br />
Approach for dynamic use<br />
Generally any pitch parameters of samplers create pitch-shifting by the speed-up or<br />
slowing-down of the playback tempo of an audio file - so to speak only the playback tempo<br />
is changed and the pitch retains.<br />
„Elastique“ however changes the original pitch of an audio file in real-time and retains the<br />
playback tempo. So as soon as „Elastique“ is activated, the „pitch“ parameter in Engine<br />
automatically switches accordingly - both on the „Mapping“ page and the „Modules“ page.<br />
The Mapping page „pitch“ parameter is qualified for static changes of the pitch, whereas<br />
the „pitch“ parameter on the Modules page is qualified for dynamic pitch changes. You can<br />
create changes of the pitch (destination „pitch“) and of the tempo (destination „tempo“) with<br />
the use of the internal sources, like LFO, Step Modulator, Free Envelope, etc., for example.<br />
Switch to the “Modules” page after the selection of “Elastique” in the “read model” pulldown<br />
menu. Two new buttons “auto tempo” and “formants” are now available:<br />
„auto tempo“: If activated, the current BPM settings for all audio files of the Mapping page<br />
get used - if BPM values are available. In this case any further editing of<br />
the parameters „tempo“ and „pitch“ on the „Modules“ page will be based on<br />
these existing BPM values.<br />
If „auto tempo“ is not activated, all files get processed without the<br />
consideration of their BPM values.<br />
„formants“: (Formanten beibehalten) If activated the formants of the audio file get<br />
preserved during the processing. This option improves the time-stretch<br />
quality.