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Eventide Octavox
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 3.8.4 
 3.8.4 
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Octavox

Octavox is an 8-voice diatonic pitch shifter based on technology from Eventide's flagship H8000 effects processor.

Independent manipulation of key, timing, panning, delay, detune, and feedback for each voice.

Notation Grid presents pitches on a traditional music staff with a quantized grid for a musical programming experience.

Pitch-tracking 'off' mode allows it to shine on polyphonic and rhythmic sounds.

Updated and expanded MIDI functionality so that each voice interval can be set via MIDI note making it easy to use in live performance to manipulate incoming signals.

Over 70 presets optimized for a variety of instruments.

Innovative MixLock function allows you to quickly audition presets while keeping the wet/dry mix level static.

Octavox is part of the Anthology X bundle. If you already own Anthology X, you can update your version of Octavox for free.

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Octavox

Reviewed By Boy Wonder [all]
July 29th, 2022
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Windows

Fascinated with the rhythmic/echo-y/reverb-y sounds of the particles engine in Noire piano, I sought out similar multitap pitched delays I could use on synths. I tried the free Chow Matrix but it was not only finicky but sounded grainy. Cubase's own multitap delay, which does sound smooth, only goes to a 5th (7st). Loomer's Shift2, with it's five pitched delay lines, was also a contender for top spot, but Octavox with its eight taps, multiple scales, and easy to use interface, was the winner. Too bad you need a little math for this plugin. Instead of allowing you to set the taps at intervals such as 1/4, 1/8, 16, 1/16 dotted, etc, it uses ms. That means, if you're working at 120bpm, you'd have to know 62ms=1/8 note, 93ms=dotted 1/8th note, 125ms=1/4 note, 250m=1/2 note, 375ms=dotted half note, etc. Pretty tedious, but since Octavox allows you to save presets, that's a plus. I really like pitch intervals, too. Using it, you can never go wrong in what every key you're working in as the proper scale is already set for you. Hopefully, in Octavox 2, they'll add traditional timing in addition to the ms.

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