Set output settings to your liking, or leave the defaults as-is if they are sufficientĪnd that’s it.Click/tap the main menu (triple dot button in the top left corner).Once you are satisfied with the results, the final step is to render the results to an output audio file: Optionally adjust the Pitch Shift Node while listening to the output – you’ll be able to hear the pitch change in real time.Hit play from the top bar to listen to the result.Connect your Pitch Shift Node to the Audio Destination Node you just created (the same way you connected your Audio File Node to your Pitch Shift Node).Choose “Outputs”, then “Audio Destination”.Right click (or touch and hold) on empty area, preferably somewhere to the right of your Pitch Shift Node.In this case, through the Pitch Shift Node. To listen to the audio from your Audio File Node, it must be ultimately connected to an Audio Destination Node.

Note: on mobile, tap on the Pitch Shift Node, then tap on the gear button in the top header menu.

Right clicking the Pitch Shift Node, then choosing Properties.

Dragging the top end of the blue half-circle, around the Pitch Shift Node, or.

You can set up the pitch now, or connect to an audio output, and tune the pitch change in real time while listening. The pitch changer is now set up, but by default, it’s not moving the pitch anywhere.

Click/tap on the small blue dot to the left of your Pitch Shift Node.

Click/tap on the small blue dot to the right of your Audio File Node.

Connect your Audio File Node to your new Pitch Shift Node:.

Choose “Audio Effects”, then “Pitch Shift”.

Right click (or touch and hold) on empty area, preferably somewhere to the right of your Audio File Node.

The idea is that the audio signal will start from the Audio File Node, pass through the Pitch Shift Node, and then finally go to the main audio output: This is a powerful, real time pitch changer. To do a pitch change, we’ll need to add a Pitch Shift Node.

On touch devices: tap the new Audio File Node, tap the gear icon in the header, then tap the file area to open your file.Right click the new Audio File Node, then select Open File (or select Properties, and load your file from the properties panel).On touch devices: touch and hold on empty area, until the circle completes.On a desktop PC, you can simply drag & drop your audio file into AudioNodes and you are set.

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