MultiVoice Pitch: Perform independent pitch shifting on up to six harmony voices (three voices on each stereo input) in semitone increments from one cent to an octave each voice can be delayed up to 4.75 seconds.

To try: Repair individual incorrect notes beef up dual-mono hard-panned guitars craft cartoon voices ranging from cute to villainous. Percent mode, pitch shifts are measured in-you guessed it-percentages. In Musical mode, pitch is adjusted in semitones and cents in Pitch Shift: This straightforward, single-voice processor performs flawless mono and stereo pitch shifting in increments ranging from one cent to an octave. Let’s walk through these effects and explore some uses for each. Today, DAW users can tap into the best of those iconic PCM96 effects, reborn as plug-in algorithms in our PCM Total Bundle and PCM Native Effects Bundle, complete with full parameter automation and hundreds of versatile presets. We really hit our stride in the 1990s with the PCM96 Stereo Reverb/Effects Processor, which became an instant studio classic thanks to its gorgeous reverb, MIDI implementation and lush effects like chorus, flange and multiband delay. It all started 40 years ago with the Prime Time Delay and PCM 70 Multi-Effects Processor, which were ahead of their time and still stand up against contemporary digital effects.

But did you know that we offer a full range of digital sound-shaping tools, from delays to pitch shifters? Okay, you already know that Lexicon is the gold standard of reverb.

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