Pitch Shifting

[Couldntve]

I would hugely appreciate pitch shifting being added, where you could change a note, but not have the speed change in the piano roll. It would be incredible if there was a setting to toggle this on and off in case people are used to the way it is now.

[Monospace]

Problem is, this is typically practically impossible in a DAW for music. Logistically, the only way pitch shifting can work is by changing the speed of the sound. To change pitch while keeping length/speed exact, you would have to generate extra samples as fill-in. This is a messy job. Any application that claims to pitch-shift, either changes speed of note, or changes the sound in advance and cannot be edited as easily, and cannot be modified in realtime.
It's like changing tempo without changing pitch, except a lot more complex, because with tempo you can just remove samples.
But I'm just guessing here, from whatever I've seen so far. Someone else will have to confirm.

[musikbear]

I would hugely appreciate pitch shifting being added, where you could change a note, but not have the speed change in the piano roll. It would be incredible if there was a setting to toggle this on and off in case people are used to the way it is now.

After you read Monospaces post, you may like to know, that genuine pitch-shifting can be made with (Dark)-Audacity -it is free.

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[boyviking]

I think the other way around would be cool too.

[musikbear]

I would hugely appreciate pitch shifting being added, where you could change a note, but not have the speed change in the piano roll. It would be incredible if there was a setting to toggle this on and off in case people are used to the way it is now.

Asked for 100 of times, Will come.
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