justin = { main feed , music , code , askjf , pubkey };
Ask Justin Frankel
No reasonable question unanswered since 2009!

Suggested topics: programming, music, sleep, coffee, etc.

Note: please do not ask questions about REAPER features, bugs or scheduling, use the forums instead.


Name: Ask: Human (enter yes):
[back to index] | [unreplied] | [replied] | [recent comments] | [all]

Question: Have you considered adding higher-tier algorithms superior to élastique 3.3.3?
Asked by toyy (112.225.225.x) on June 27 2026, 3:10pm
Reply on June 27 2026, 6:17pm:
    What algorithms are you thinking of?


Comments:
  • Posted by dom64 (82.132.213.x) on July 1 2026, 11:19pm:
    This is a cool one to check out:
    github.com/Signalsmith-Audio/signa...- you probably are already aware of Geraint Luff, but recently he has implemented his algorithms in some excellent plugins, such as HyperTune by PolychomeDSP, that are excellent for both quality and low latency polyphonic pitch shifting/transposing. It's faster and higher quality than all other options currently available I've tried lately. Definitely would be great to see in Reaper!

  • Posted by Justin on July 2 2026, 1:28am:
    Cool I'll give it a try

  • Posted by dom64 (82.132.212.x) on July 2 2026, 3:48am:
    awesome, if you think it's any good and find it easy enough to implement, would it

  • Posted by dom64 (82.132.212.x) on July 2 2026, 3:50am:
    * .... it would be really cool if you add it to ReaPitch for realtime plugin funtimes, as well as item pitchshift settings etc

  • Posted by Geraint Luff (185.219.110.x) on July 9 2026, 1:46pm:
    Hi, it's @Signalsmith - actually the open-source Stretch doesn't have an edge over the Elastique that's already in there. The low-latency one (10ms for quality, 5ms for most things) is a separate closed-source project which we're licensing out. Just wanted to avoid any crossed wires!


Comment:
    Your Name:   -- Site Owner's Name:  (for human-verification)

    Comment:    

    
  
[back to index] | [unreplied] | [replied] | [recent comments] | [all]
Copyright 2026 Justin Frankel. | RSS