Chimes Delay Crack Free Download Add random delays to your audio, and randomly changes the pitch of each delay if you specify a note list. Each number in the note list indicates how many semitones your audio should be pitch shifted. For example, 0 indicates no pitch shift, 12 indicates a rise of 12 semitones (one octave), -5 indicates drop of 5 semitones (like going from C down to G below that C note). Example: If the audio you have loaded into Audacity is C3, the above note list would randomly produce the following major-sounding notes: C1 C2 G2 C3 E3 G3 C4 D4 G4 If you delete this note list, a list of notes will be generated between a lower and upper number. The default values of these two numbers are -12 semitones (decrease of 1 octave) and +24 semitones (increase of 2 octaves) respectively. If your audio is stereo, each random delay with random volume and pitch change will also be randomly panned anywhere between left and right. (It is best that your audio is first panned to center before applying Chimes Delay.) Adding a bit of regular delay and/or other effects before applying Chimes Delay results in a richer sound. If you want a particular note (from the note list) to be repeated more often, you can enter it more than once in the list. If you simply want your audio randomly delayed with no multiple pitch changes, either enter just one number into the note list, or enter the same number into the minimum and maximum notes fields. It is possible that total length of your resulting audio will be maximum delay time *plus* the duration of your original audio. This may be still longer if the final delay(s) is/are decreased in pitch (resulting in a reduced tempo). Warning: If your original audio is non-musical, Chimes Delay will not make it musical! Parameters: 1. Chimes note list: [default list: -24 -12 -5 0 4 7 12 14 19] 2. Minimum note: [semitones from -12 to +48] 3. Maximum note: [semitones from -12 to +48] 4. Maximum delay time: [seconds from 0.5 to 120] - the maximum delay of the random delays 5. Minimum volume: [percentage] - the minimum random volume that each random Chimes Delay With Registration Code [32|64bit] Adds a delay to the audio, changing the pitch of the delay to fit the note entered in the note list. Options: Number of notes: [integer from -1 to +9] - how many notes are randomly selected. The number of notes must be an odd number (less than 10). The default value is -24. For example, -12 indicates that 12 random notes are generated (0, 1,... 9). The maximum number of notes is 9. You can also specify a note list, which is where the name 'Chimes Delay' comes from. When this option is selected, the values in the note list indicate how many semitones (half steps) your audio should be pitch shifted. For example, 0 indicates no pitch shift, 12 indicates a rise of 12 semitones (one octave), -5 indicates drop of 5 semitones (like going from C down to G below that C note). Note: When you select the 'no note' option, the minimum note and maximum note will be automatically changed. Note list: [even number of notes separated by commas, without spaces or dashes, and with the leading note in the lowest semitone] - this is a list of your preferred random notes, specifying how many semitones (one half-step) you want your audio to be shifted. For example, if you wanted a 50/50 chance of the audio being shifted up or down 5 semitones (2 octaves), you would specify the following: "C1, E3, F4, G4" or "G1, A3, C4, D4" or "C1, D3, E4, F4" or "C1, E3, F4, G4" This option is useful when you're performing a 'chime effect' and want to choose a random pitch to chime every time. Note: When you select the 'no note' option, the minimum note and maximum note will be automatically changed. Note: For example, if the audio you have loaded into Audacity is C3, the above note list would randomly produce the following major-sounding notes: C1 C2 G2 C3 E3 G3 C4 D4 G4 If you delete this note list, a list of notes will be generated between a lower and upper number. The default values of these two numbers are -12 semitones (decrease of 1 octave) and +24 semitones (increase of 2 octaves) respectively. If your audio is stereo, each random 1a423ce670 Chimes Delay Crack Serial Number Full Torrent Download 1. Chime Delay: [off: turns on Chimes Delay (default), on: turns off] 2. Frequency of notes: [default is in semitones] 3. Pitch of notes: [default is in semitones] 4. Time of notes: [default is in seconds] 5. Delay of notes: [default is the maximum delay time] 6. Number of delay notes: [default is one] 7. Chime Delay duration: [default is the delay time] 8. Effect: [ripple, delay, delay with random pitch changes] 9. Dry: [on/off] - wet effect is only available if effect is on 10. 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