darw_n wrote: > > > But there is method behind my generalization and persuit of this effect, as > I will state again, I feel that it is the entire premise and drive behind > percussive techno (NOT jazzy techno). The reason percussive techno exists > at such a powerful and popular level is that this effect is occuring with > most people, whether realized or not. And I would hate to see percussive > techno go down in the books as merely a interesting yet unimportant music > and be done. I am concerned with the "why" and "how" in this new music, and > the toneshift effect is, IMHO, the main reason behind it...
the "toneshift" discussed here sounds _to me_ much like a side effect of some effect, like phasing, or delay that shift's the pitch upwars or downwards. also, this kind of effect can be achieved by time-stretching sounds, so that they will be faster (or slower) than they used to be without changing the pitch. ring modulation is also a nice way to achieve this kind of sounds. or chorus or.. /> sakke -- work > http://www.teraflops.com/ personal > http://www.vip.fi/~sakke/
