How do I generate unison voices?

[newdsp]

Does anybody know how to make multiple voices out of a single voice ? Like a choir effect or unison or something like that ? I tried to do that and I ended up with an LFO panner instead of unison. And it doesn't even start centered on the first note. That's another complication. I don't know what values it needs before the AMP to be able to start in the center. Here are the file I got so far.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LCEF_C ... sp=sharing

[adamszabo]

You have to be a little more specific. Do you mean unison so you press a single key and you get multiple detuned voices? Then you have to use the multi voice module. You can also use a chorus effect to simulate multiple voices but thats only for the blue streams. Also you shouldn't really post schematics made with the alpha versions here because most people use 306, and they cant open it

[newdsp]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bMOCqW ... sp=sharing

That's the screenshot of the panner I got so far. This thing is not allowing me to upload full size images. Anyway, I will try to re-make it in 306 from scratch but you guys can use v3.0.9b2-3319-gd51130b to open it. I have no idea how to pitch shift the audio stream because the de-tuner only works on voices. The chorus is probably a good idea but it's probably based on delays. I will have to check how is doing it.

I want an effect that takes the mono output of Dexed VSTi and turns it into a full spread stereo sound that covers the entire space. This thing (LFO PAN) is also made with v3.0.9b2-3319-gd51130b so it should work with that version. I probably have to add some delays and pitch shifting to separate the duplicated audio streams and create a wide stereo effect. Or maybe the Chorus effect does it better. Or maybe I have to modify the Chorus effect and turn it into a multi voice Chorus.

[newdsp]

Here is a better one but it's just a static stereo widener and it makes zipping noises if you try to automate the knobs and the de-zipper is not working. It's based on 4 sample delays each one delayed by a different number of samples. That creates a good HAAS effect or wide stereo but it's pretty static.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-GqYiV ... sp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14z2Z4m ... sp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hOCn7i ... sp=sharing

[adamszabo]

Its making zipper noises because you are using a static delay, you have to use an interpolated delay to get rid of the noise