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Home › Forums › Help/Technical Questions › What’s the bandwidth of Freeze/SuperEgo?
Both the Freeze and SuperEgo don’t seem to deal terribly well with low frequencies. I’m trying to freeze a bass note obtained by pitch shifting a flute 2 octaves down. (Using an Eventide, so the quality of the shifting is not in question.) And something in the granular algorithm seems to cancel the low frequencies by a good extent.
True? Is it known what the frequency characteristic of the Freeze is?
Any suggestions?
V.
It works well with a bass guitar…
A flute transposed down two octaves with a pitch shifter I dont know… The wave form might be freaking it out.
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The wave form is probably close to a sine wave. No where near as many harmonics as a bass guitar. But I’ll try to hook up a bass, see what I can expect.
V.
Its that pitch shifting down 2 octaves is drastic and will introduce all sorts of artifacts, even with the best the world has to offer.
I’m not sure that the pitch shifting is that much to blame. But I’ve drawn the obvious conclusion and switched the two devices: first the SuperEgo, then the effect. And that works beautifully.
V.
Great glad you got it sorted out.