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Synth block tracking
- Thread starter Jop vS
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Thanks for confirming. Did this method of inserting the Pitch block to shift the pitch of the bass guitar going into the Synth block introduce any latency to the playing feel?
Yes this has been the case since the Axe II but what we're talking about here is the ability in the Axe III to shift the bass guitar up an octave using the Pitch block before it hits the Synth, and then adjusting the pitch of the Synth to the desired pitch to match the physical pitch of the bass guitar. This is something you can't do on the Axe II because of how the pitch detection is configured.
There are plenty of digital synth pedals that do track down to B0 but i suppose Cliff decided to make F#1/G1 the tracking limit in order to make everything up to the highest note on the guitar track better. I still think that a selectable tracking range (similar to the Source Audio C4) would be a better approach. For example for an extended range instrument, you could have two Synth blocks, one set to track the bass range and one for the guitar range, with each Synth block's bypass state controlled by a pitch modifier . I'm sure the Axe III can handle tracking much lower if the Pitch block itself can track the low bass range.
ChristThePhone
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From what I know In order to detect the pitch you need to sample at least one full cycle of the input signal. At 47Hz this means about 20msec sample length and latency which I personally find quite annoying. No clue how other devices do the trick.