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zplane-elastique-pitch-shifting-plugin

Musikmesse 2009: zplane announced Elastique, a plugin for real time pitch shifting.

With a plugin interface designed to allow quick and easy interaction with all parameters, elastique is designed to be the optimal plugin for pitch shifting in film and audio conversion applications, for sound design and for adjusting pitch in recording and rehearsal sessions.

Here’s a movie of Elastique in action (.mov)

The key features of Elastique are:

  • multi channel: support for synchronous pitching of up to 8 audio channels
  • real time: no offline pre-analysis required
  • program independence: high pitch shifting quality for all types of audio (speech, monophonic, classical music, mixes, etc.)
  • phase coherence: absolute phase stability between all channels
  • MIDI pitch control
  • formant shifting: moving of formants independent from pitch
  • factory presets: typical film pull-up/pull-down settings

Elastique pitch plugin is available for RTAS (Mac OS X, Windows) at an MSRP of $499/€449.

If you’ve used zplane Elastique, leave a comment with your thoughts!

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  1. 1 Torley

    I was surprised to learn sometime back that they’re the technology behind Ableton Live’s elastic audio: http://www.zplane.de/index.php?page=description-elastique

    I was earlier disappointed that Live only uses the “efficient” model, since I’ve experienced audible artifacts under reasonable conditions. I’ve since read that Live 8 will use the “Pro” mode too, which seems like great news.

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