Audio processing: Writing a pitch shifting echo effect

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Hi everyone,

I'm extremely new to programming but I'm trying to write an echo audio effect that pitch-shifts each repeat by a specified amount (e.g. 1 semitone). This would mean it preserves the original signal and only shifts the repeats. So far I've sourced some code for a reliable echo effect, but I'm lost on how to implement the pitch shift within the feedback loop. Here is the code for the echo as it is now.

function [delayed] = delay(sound, feedback, delaytime, fs)
    
if nargin == 4 
delay_samples = floor(delaytime./1000.*fs); 
else 
    delay_samples = floor(delaytime);
    
end
delayed = sound;
for sample = delay_samples + 1: length(sound)
    if(sample - delay_samples > 0)
        delayed(sample) = sound(sample) + feedback*(delayed(sample-delay_samples));
    end
end

Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks

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Jonas 2021-5-18

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have a look into the shiftPitch() function, you can find it here https://de.mathworks.com/help/audio/ref/shiftpitch.html

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Matt Brazel 2021-5-20

Thank you for your response. Yes, I've come across this function. I guess my biggest problem at the moment is figuring out how to implement it with the delay function in the way that I described above.

Jonas 2021-5-20

编辑：Jonas 2021-5-20

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

if i see that correctly your echo is just a delayed copy of the original with a factor for smaller amplitude. for that you dont need a for loop but i think it is something like that (here everything is a column vector):

withEcho=original+someFactor*[zeros(nrOfDelayDamples,1); original(nrOfDelaySamples+1:end,1)]

in this form you can apply the mentioned function directly to the echo part

if you want to add more than one repetition of the pite original you can solve that by a for loop like

withEcho=original;
for echoNr=1:4
withEcho=withEcho+someFactor/echoNr*[zeros(nrOfDelayDamples*echoNr,1); original(nrOfDelaySamples*echoNr+1:end,1)];
end

of course it is a question of style how you let decrease the echo for further repetitions, if you include the echoed signal in the higher order echoes and in this case the signal will be exactly as long as the original which is rough at the ending ;)

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