#Zynaptiq pitchmap review software
The software is available at the developer's website for 369 euros. It achieves this thanks to a proprietary technique called real-time blind de-convolution that analyzes the frequency response of the filter used.
Today we'll deal with Unfilter, which is supposed to cancel the effects of filtering, be it to eliminate undesirable effects like resonances, peaks, comb filtering, etc., or simply to nullify the effect of an EQ on a signal (and apparently many other things as well). Polyphonic pitch processing in real time, really? Zynaptiq ─ a developer that established with this name only recently but has been in the business for some time now (see the Unveil and Pitchmap reviews) ─ has apparently chosen to only bring out unheard-of tools that process signals in an unfamiliar fashion, which we thought would still be out of reach for a couple of years. And even if all these tools often reveal excellent in quality, with real surprises in terms of sound or design, very few of them take less beaten paths or provide a radically different function or approach.
#Zynaptiq pitchmap review update
You can find all sorts of things, most of them what we would call conventional tools: between, say, the umpteenth version of a premium hardware compressor that is out of reach for the current user (unless they break a huge piggy bank), the latest emulation of a legendary synth, a different sound approach to the orchestra (but mostly sample-based), or an update adding essential functions to a DAW (which makes you wonder why they weren't included in the first place). Digital sound and music production is a strange land.
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