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dysomni / Harmonizer

JUCE audio plugin for realtime pitch shifting and voice duplication from MIDI keyboard input. Works differently than a vocoder as it can shift vocals to desired notes, rather than synthesizing them. It transforms monophonic sound sources into polyphonic choirs!
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windows build #1

Open ewewo2 opened 3 years ago

ewewo2 commented 3 years ago

hi james and thank you for your hard work! is it possible to include a windows exporter within the juce project files?

is harmonzier able to pitch shift a chord to another key/scale?

dysomni commented 2 years ago

Hey there, thanks for reaching out. Sorry for taking so long to get back - I just recently started a new job and have been heads down.

I do not own any windows machines, so I would be unable to test a windows build. I am currently not supporting this repo, however adding a windows build target platform should be possible. Pull down the project, open it up with Projucer, and look for the target platform configuration.

As for your second question, this plugin can only "musically" pitch shift monophonic sound sources. It cannot change the key of a polyphonic instrument.

ewewo2 commented 2 years ago

Hi James and thank you for the answer!!

Is it maybe planned to support polyphonic pitch shifting, as your description reads: JUCE audio plugin for realtime pitch detection and polyphonic pitch shifting based on MIDI keyboard input.

dysomni commented 2 years ago

Let me clarify; the plugin is capable of pitch shifting a monophonic sound source to a polyphonic output based out multiple MIDI notes (one voice -> many voices). There was never an intention to be able to change the key of polyphonic sound sources (many voices -> many voices), and it is not possible with this plugin.

Sorry for the confusion. I will go ahead and update the description to make that more clear.