[Share] Pitch Drop
[Share] Pitch Drop
Here's a very simple, but potentially useful max for live device.
Pitch Drop emulates the effect of a turntable platter winding down. Incoming audio slows down to a stop at an adjustable rate.
Video here: http://basementhum.blogspot.com/2010/03 ... evice.html
Download Here: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=254
Pitch Drop emulates the effect of a turntable platter winding down. Incoming audio slows down to a stop at an adjustable rate.
Video here: http://basementhum.blogspot.com/2010/03 ... evice.html
Download Here: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=254
basementhum.blogspot.com. Adventures in computer music production.
Macbook 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo. 3GB RAM. OS X 10.5.8
Macbook 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo. 3GB RAM. OS X 10.5.8
Re: [Share] Pitch Drop
Hit the nail on the head there man, it's wicked....
I can see some drawing of envelopes for dummy clips and insta scratching stuff going on!
Cheers
D
I can see some drawing of envelopes for dummy clips and insta scratching stuff going on!
Cheers
D
Re: [Share] Pitch Drop
Why?ShelLuser wrote:Any download links where you don't have to register in order to download?
Cheers
D
Re: [Share] Pitch Drop
Fair enough, don't register......
Not many places willing to host without advertising or making the downloader wait for a slot to become free, but then you makes your choice....
Cheers
D
Not many places willing to host without advertising or making the downloader wait for a slot to become free, but then you makes your choice....
Cheers
D
Re: [Share] Pitch Drop
@S4racen thanks!
Ah! it's that old mischief maker; the high redefinition fallacy! This page is instructive: http://www.fallacyfiles.org/redefine.htmlShelLuser wrote:Any site which claims to offer free stuff but actually requires registration contradicts itself by doing so. Then its not really free stuff anymore.
basementhum.blogspot.com. Adventures in computer music production.
Macbook 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo. 3GB RAM. OS X 10.5.8
Macbook 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo. 3GB RAM. OS X 10.5.8
Re: [Share] Pitch Drop
It was a bit of anthropomorphising: you're not causing mischief, but i believe that fallacy is.
Maxforlive.com is the most convenient way I've seen to host the devices I'd like to share. I don't have plans to upload the device elsewhere at the moment.
Maxforlive.com is the most convenient way I've seen to host the devices I'd like to share. I don't have plans to upload the device elsewhere at the moment.
basementhum.blogspot.com. Adventures in computer music production.
Macbook 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo. 3GB RAM. OS X 10.5.8
Macbook 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo. 3GB RAM. OS X 10.5.8
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stringtapper
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Re: [Share] Pitch Drop
I'm not following this logic. Where is the cost? Putting an email into a field and hitting return? I agree that it "costs" slightly more than navigating to the website in the first place, but let's be reasonable shall we?ShelLuser wrote:Because I don't feel like registering?
Any site which claims to offer free stuff but actually requires registration contradicts itself by doing so. Then its not really free stuff anymore.
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Dont' you get it, maaaan?
Maxforlive.com is a front for The Man, and you don't want The Man knowing your email address, do you? *DO YOU?*
hey, it's not like maxforlive.com is the best place to grab mfl devices, right? Oh... wait. It is.
Maxforlive.com is a front for The Man, and you don't want The Man knowing your email address, do you? *DO YOU?*
hey, it's not like maxforlive.com is the best place to grab mfl devices, right? Oh... wait. It is.
mbp 2.66, osx 10.6.8, 8GB ram.
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Plus Clint is a stand up guy so there!
Basically it stops robots leeching bandwidth dunnit!
Basically it stops robots leeching bandwidth dunnit!
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pucklermuskau
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Re: [Share] Pitch Drop
there's no need to give out your regular email to register. You're all technically savvy enough to make a dummy spam-hungry email account, or indeed one of the many temporary throw away addresses available. Email registration (as has been mentioned) keeps bots from eating up bandwidth (that is paid for by the owner of the site, not through email spam; he's paying out of pocket, and wants to make sure that the money for the bandwidth isnt being wasted). The solution for spam is not to avoid email, its to be smart about what email address you give out. Capiche?
i drop on the lokeymassive
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stringtapper
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+1pucklermuskau wrote:there's no need to give out your regular email to register. You're all technically savvy enough to make a dummy spam-hungry email account, or indeed one of the many temporary throw away addresses available. Email registration (as has been mentioned) keeps bots from eating up bandwidth (that is paid for by the owner of the site, not through email spam; he's paying out of pocket, and wants to make sure that the money for the bandwidth isnt being wasted). The solution for spam is not to avoid email, its to be smart about what email address you give out. Capiche?
I have a yahoo account made just for this kind of thing.
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