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Zynaptiq announced the availability of PitchMap, their real-time polyphonic pitch-mapping and pitch-correction plug-in.

It is initially for Mac OS X in the AudioUnits (AU) format.

 

PitchMap is a demixing-based plug-in that allows changing melodies and harmonies of any mixed musical recording in real-time, either by transforming them to new ones played on a MIDI keyboard, or by setting freely defined target scales. Based on Zynaptiqʼs MAP artificial intelligence technology, PitchMap can be applied to a variety of tasks, including music production, remix work, correction of tuning issues and manipulation of existing recordings. In addition, PitchMap provides functions to remove or extract individual sounds from a mix, and can apply synthesizer-like sound transformations.


Features at a glance:

  • Pitch Mapping: Change harmonies and melodies within mixed signals.
  • Pitch Mapping via live MIDI-input or GUI-created source/destination Pitch Maps.
  • Automatic correction of pitch inaccuracies in polyphonic/mixed signals.
  • Perceptive modeling based Natural mode for voice-adapted processing.
  • Content-aware Mute-Filters for removing sounds, including their harmonics, transients and noise components, from a mix.
  • Transform macro-controls for creation of harmony- and key-changes.
  • Snapshot functionality.
  • Continuously variable Electrify and Purify parameters for applying synthesizer-like sound manipulation.
  • Continuously variable Glide parameter for adding polyphonic portamento/glide effects.
  • Stereo AudioUnits (AU) Plug-In.
Pricing & Availability

PitchMap as well as a free trial are available now from the Zynaptiq website as a Mac AU (AudioUnits) Plug-In, with VST and AAX support for both Mac and Windows platforms planned for later in 2012.

 

PitchMap is priced at $/€399. A limited-time introductory price of $/€269 is available until April 1st, 2012 (prices in EUR inclusive of 19% VAT).

 

For more information, visit the product’s website at zynaptiq.com/pitchmap.

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