Frequency shifter
by Full bucket
| Category | Audio Production / Plug-ins & effects |
| Version | 1.0.0 |
| Format |
 |
| Compatibility |  Windows |
| License | Freeware |
| Price | Free |
| Rating | |
| Updated On | Nov 8, 2012 |
| Total Downloads | 360 |
| PC Downloads | 360 |
Frequency Shifter
The Frequency Shifter is a VST™2.4 software effect for Microsoft Windows® written in native C++ code. The main features are:- Frequency shifting up to ±5000 Hz
- Optional LFO with five waveforms
- Four frequency ranges, three mix modes
- Linked or individual control for both stereo channels
- Plug-in comes in 32 bit and 64 bit versions
- Fully compatible with SM Pro Audio's V-Machine™
The Frequency Shifter shifts the spectrum of the input signal up or down along the frequency axis. This effect is also know as "Bode Frequency Shifting" or "Single Sideband Modulation"; IMHO one of the most underrated and ignored effects ever.
Frequency shifter v 1.0.0
Nov 8, 2012
Windows
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