How to change a voice's pitch in real time?

Question

Newbie alert...
 
I just learned how to convert an audioclip from a 33.3 rpm vinyl record to 78 rpm, here:https://community.adobe.com/t5/audition/converting-33-recording-to-78-how/td-p/9448709?page=1 
 
What I need is similar but probably harder. I am developing a web application based on a segment from a 2013 TV program. Only the first seconds are relevamt:

(link removed)
 
The clone of that segment is an interactive application, under construction, seen below. Notice how the user has two degress of freedom: the vector's magnitude and its angle.
 
(link removed)
 
I already have the code that will receive those two variables as the user drags the mouse around. The effects will be:
 
 - Vector Magnitude changes: the voice volume increases/decreases. This is most likely the easy part.
 - Vector Angle changes: as it is modified the pitch (listen to the two extremes attached) will vary.
 
What I need is the back-end part (library, etc).
 
Is this something that should be done with the Audition SDK? Do you know of another tool?
 
The question is actually more general than simple signal intensity and frequency. I need to "modulate" a signal based on user's activity. Any recomendations are welcome.
 
TIA,
 
-Ramon F. Herrera

SteveG_AudioMasters_ · Answer

Amazingly enough, this might be possible with the SDK, although don't ask me how to code it! The reason that I think it might work is that if you open the Pitch Shifter (the only pitch shift effect that doesn't say 'process' next to it, and that's important) and vary the pitch control on a file that's playing back, you can indeed alter the pitch, pretty much in real time.

I think your real problem is going to be to get Audition to run as a real-time web app! Surely there have to be other more accessible tools that will do this?

Sign up

To post, reply, or follow discussions, please sign in with your Adobe ID.

Sign in to Adobe Community

To post, reply, or follow discussions, please sign in with your Adobe ID.