Author Topic: Any synths capable of re-synthesis other than Harmor? (Free?)  (Read 5690 times)

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I recently tried the demo of Harmor and loved the fact I could drop a one shot from another synth into it and re-synthesise it. Specifically, being able to take a single sample and realistically play it within an octave of its original pitch without the sample duration changingis really handy. I don't have the money for Harmor and don't believe this is possible in either of the two synths I own (Synthmaster and Serum). Do you guys know of any free (or very cheap) plugins that allow me to do this? Cheers

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Re: Any synths capable of re-synthesis other than Harmor? (Free?)
« Reply #1 on: July 31, 2016, 09:40:19 pm »
If anyone using FL sees this and is wondering the same thing: the basic 'play the sample at the same speed but at different pitches' functionality is now available using a Sampler channel. Get the FL12.3 Release Candidate and just pick 'Stretch' as the Time Stretching mode.

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Re: Any synths capable of re-synthesis other than Harmor? (Free?)
« Reply #2 on: August 11, 2016, 07:16:09 pm »
You could do something similar and serum...and I guess any other VST that allows for customer wave tables. It wont be done quite the same way that Harmor does it but you can get a similar effect.

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Re: Any synths capable of re-synthesis other than Harmor? (Free?)
« Reply #3 on: August 13, 2016, 08:49:53 am »
Camel Audio's Alchemy (now Logic exclusive, since CA got bought by Apple) has a spectral and additive resynthesis engine - it's one of the main reasons I still use Logic!