The ndsp one is “just” passable to me for metalcore, I have to crank the boost pedals to compensate what the transpose is doing to the feel of the signal
XS-1 is probably the best pedal I’ve ever tried for that thing, I’d still crank a boost a bit for the same thing
Polychrome hypertune and hypertune metal is the best I’ve tried for plugins, hypertune metal has the boost right there which is convenient cause I don’t have to change the existing patches.
But yeah they’re all weird in their own way it’s just “what’s acceptable”. I’d never want to commit to a proper recording with this stuff but for gigging and demos it’s passable
re pitch shifting I think Fractal is around 7 ms and its not poly. the new hot tone Freqlux poly shifter about to be released is claims latency number of 5 ms or just under , that said did they trade tracking for audible artifcts though?
it might be a cool product to add to you AM4 if you really must have pitch fx though
I actually wish they had just a "use two block slots" type "heavy" effect to allow the AM4 to have all the fx the VP4 has. Like I could sacrifice a block to have Pitch or Multitap in many situations. Similar to how e.g Line6 Helix pitch shift takes a lot of CPU but can be done if you sacrifice other blocks.
Seriously, I’m legit baffled that people are impressed with Fractal’s pitch shifting, Line 6, Drop pedals, XS-1, etc. even the NDSP, while yes, very good in comparison, sounds weird and icky, like playing a sample of a guitar, not a guitar. Just MHO.
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