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the moneyshot the moneyshot is a male

str8 outa nocash

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im looking for a vst that controls pitch. i had pitch wheel which was good but the demo ran out. i am sure there is a free one out there but i have searched the free vst sites and the only ones i found didnt work.

i need it to be .............

1. free
2. simple ( 1 knob would be perfect )
3. easy on my cpu.

please no sarcastic comments like "google it ya lazy bastard" cause i did.
if you can help me out i shall reward the winner with half naked pics of my ex girlfreind Big Grin

09-09-2008 15:34

Sentinel Sentinel is a male

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HaHa.

you're funny esé !

And errr wouldn't it be illegal to award us with such stuff without other said person involved consent !?

http://plugins.gersic.com

Loads of free plugins on there !

Good ones too have a search on there you might find something and more stuff you might like too.

Some free camel plugs on there also if I remember correctly.

Some more free plugins here.

http://www.tweakbench.com

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09-09-2008 16:03

Sentinel Sentinel is a male

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BTW IMO every DAW should have a pitch control feature built into it.

I just use the pitch wheel on my midi keyboard or you can automate it too.

What DAW(s) you using again !?

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09-09-2008 16:05

the moneyshot the moneyshot is a male

str8 outa nocash

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im using cubase sx3, the only pitch control feature i can see on cubase is crap.
and you cant use it on the fly. i have searched in them sites you sent me but nothing seems like what im looking for. i might just buy that pitch wheel i got the demo for.

ps. wot she dont know wont hurt her.............so ill prolly tell her lol

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09-09-2008 16:26

Sentinel Sentinel is a male

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Ok man sorry there ain't nothing on them sites.

I use Reason myself but have SX3 just for fucking around with z3ta & massive more than anything.

Why not get yourself a copy of Reason 4 and ReWire with your Cubase !!?

Just an idea seeing as you said you were thinking of converting in another thread I think !?

Audiodemons latest track the thread methinks.

Most Vst's have pitch control on them as well don't they ?

How much is pitch wheel ?

Torrent it ?

Simple enough !!!

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09-09-2008 16:40

the moneyshot the moneyshot is a male

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Originally posted by TheSentinel
Ok man sorry there ain't nothing on them sites.

I use Reason myself but have SX3 just for fucking around with z3ta & massive more than anything.

Why not get yourself a copy of Reason 4 and ReWire with your Cubase !!?

Just an idea seeing as you said you were thinking of converting in another thread I think !?

Audiodemons latest track the thread methinks.

Most Vst's have pitch control on them as well don't they ?

How much is pitch wheel ?

Torrent it ?

Simple enough !!!

tis only 15 quid so i may aswell buy it
http://www.quikquak.com/Prod_Pitchwheel.html < check it out >

i tried reason once but i dont like the interface.
are you saying if i rewire reason i could use it to alter the pitch in cubase??

i have never tried rewiring oat b4. except maybe a plug My Mistake

09-09-2008 17:02

Sentinel Sentinel is a male

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That I do not know.

I use Reason more than anything and don't really bother with ReWire too often - sometimes more often than not it's easier to just export and bounce samples from one DAW to the other.

I do know however that Reason is always classed as the SLAVE when ReWire'n.

eZ.

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09-09-2008 17:55

Krisch Krisch is a male

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Im sure that you cant control anything in cubase with reason because it works only as rewire slave as Sentinel said.

09-09-2008 18:15

Sentinel Sentinel is a male

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Just out of curiosity are you seriously telling me a top piece of software like Cubase has no good methods of automating the pitch !?

None at all ?

Huh

09-09-2008 19:30

Binary Havoc Binary Havoc is a male

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Pitch automation in cubase works just exactly the same way as it does in reason

Its just that reason has built in on board instruments and in cubase you have to use vsti's

eg load a sample into an NN19 sampler in reason and you can automate the pitch using the relevant controller number

In cubase you'd have to use a vst sampler like Kontakt or shortcircuit in which you can automate the pitch in exactly the same way

You cant however load a wav straight into an audio channel in cubase and automate pitch over time, at least not very easily

The same applies to reason apart from the fact that you can't even load a wav straight into an audio track in reason

Reason will always win the day for me in this case as it is just so simple to achieve a good result but the operation is just as viable in cubase

:leapstocubase'sdefense:

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09-09-2008 21:45

Sentinel Sentinel is a male

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Yeah man I wouldn't mind learning a bit more about Cubase.

I've got a tutorial DvD laying around me room somewhere for SX3 version.

Have to dig it out.

Failing that I've found someone on myspaz while spamming for advertising purposes for [SUB]Lime Recordings.

I'm a see if we can get the wee bugger to join up here or 174 and share some wisdom.

Bigup

09-09-2008 23:27

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