Ambi Effect Pitch
s3g Ambi Effect Pitch 64 applies order-adaptive pitch processing to complete first- through seventh-order ACN/SN3D fields. It decodes the field to twelve, twenty, or twenty-four listener pickups, applies an independently related dual-grain pitch shift at every point, routes that field through the selected topology, then re-encodes only the correction.
3OA DODECA 20 body with varied pitch relationships and an enabled directional wet mask.Workflow
- Insert
s3g Ambi Effect Pitch 64on a correctly routed Ambisonic track after the encoder or encoded source and matchORDERto the field. - Follow it with an ambisonic decoder. Additional Ambisonic effects may be placed before the decoder when their supported order and channel count match the field.
- Choose a listener body and begin with neutral spread, deviation, and local trims.
- Set the common pitch interval and window, then introduce pickup relationships, topology movement, or a directional mask while listening.
Body and Pitch Model
AUTO uses ICOSA 12 for 1OA-2OA, DODECA 20 for 3OA, and SPHERE 24 for 4OA-7OA. All three bodies can also be selected directly at every order. PCH sets the common interval from -24 to +24 st; WIN controls the dual-reader grain window, and GLD smooths ratio changes.
Macro Relationships
SPRD creates an ordered interval fan across the active body, while DEV adds a stable irregular offset. Each of the twenty-four persistent pickup slots also has a pitch trim and window trim. At zero spread, deviation, interval, and local trims, the pitch path is an exact neutral bypass.
Listener View
Small pickup glyphs sit inside radial -60 dB input-energy envelopes. A short relationship ray at each point shows its effective interval after global macro controls and local trim. Selecting a pickup highlights how that point is heard in LOCAL, CROSS, DIFFUSE, or ROAMING mode and opens the pitch and window rails. TOP, SIDE, and 3/4 provide standard views; drag blank field space to orbit.
Directional Mask
MASK, AZ, EL, WIDTH, and CURVE place the pitch effect in one region. DRY attenuates the complementary region down to -100% FX ONLY. Use a fully wet MIX when the unmasked part of the encoded field should be removed from the correction subspace.