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I've had this coded up before, the problem is that if you want to "pitch

shift" each sample individually it really does become pretty heavy on the

CPU. Unless your not *dynamically* changing the value of the pitch shift,

in which case it can be rendered to a buffer & just played back.
I would share the source if it was in better condition, most of it is hacks

on hacks for extra random features... but I can zip it & ship it to

somebody if they'd care to take a look. A JACK client wrapper would need to

be coded up, its only the "sampler / pitch shifter" now.
> Best free library from timestretch I know of is the RubberBand one.

There is also SoundTouch, its LGPL even more relaxed than the GPL of

RubberBand. Its what I used for the project mentioned above.
Cheers, -Harry
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I've had this coded up before, the problem is that if you want to &quot=

;pitch shift" each sample individually it really does become pretty he=

avy on the CPU. Unless your not *dynamically* changing the value of the pit=

ch shift, in which case it can be rendered to a buffer & just played back.<=

br />I would share the source if it was in better condition, most of =

it is hacks on hacks for extra random features... but I can zip it & ship i=

t to somebody if they'd care to take a look. A JACK client wrapper woul=

d need to be coded up, its only the "sampler / pitch shifter" now=

. > Best free library from timestretch I know of is the Rubb=

erBand one.There is also SoundTouch, its LGPL even more relaxed than =

the GPL of RubberBand. Its what I used for the project mentioned above.Cheers, -Harry

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