A stereo pitch-shifter piles head-long into an echo box with filters bit-crusher and waveshaper. To pour acid in the wounds : modulators attack both pitch and delay time.

"This oh-so desirable effect combines pitchshifting and delay to produce lush choruses, swirling echoes and some dynamite vocal doubling"

With delay times ranging from 2 milliseconds right the way up to five seconds, the feedback path is the most important part of this effect ... that's where you'll find a pitch-shifter, a bit-crusher, a wave-shaper and a shelving filter. A wide variety of effects can be generated from subtle chorus-type sounds to nasty smashed-up swooping loops, clean slap-delays to evil bad-guy voice effects.

Both pitch and delay time can be modulated independently creating all manner of wobbly bits - from jellified slapbacks to ... well ... you'll see ... The modulation amounts can either be indentical, or mirrored accross left and right channels and the feedback path can be straight, or inverted for ping-ponging:

Pitch amount can be set from fractions of a semitone right up to a full octave - in either direction, and on high feedback settings, the internal limiter kicks-in to stop things getting out of control

http://www.roughdiamondproductions.com/whiteLABEL/?r=dSHIFT

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