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Using the Pitch Shifter in CustomForge Song Manager
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Shroud
I am just starting to use the CFSM, and reading through the guide I noticed the pitch shifter functionality. I like playing a lot of Thin Lizzy which are often in Eb standard, and Van Halen which are instead often in Drop D, so I am very interested in an option that would let me avoid retuning my instruments (especially painful on the guitar since it has a Floyd Rose bridge). So I have a couple of questions before attempting to use the CFSM pitch shifter...
1) I know that a pitch shifter generally distorts the sound in a not so pleasant way, how bad do you think is the case with RS pitch shifter? I can see that the guide "suggests" to use headphones, is it really that bad even with a single half-tone step down? Does it also sound just as bad with the bass?
2) There seems to be an option for turning Drop D into E standard. Given that it would be a single-string change, how is that even possible with a pitch shifter? What does the CFSM do to the CDLC in this case?
3) There is also an option called "preserve stats", by the name it sounds like not selecting this option means you lose your progress in the song?
4) On the other hand, because the guide says not to keep both versions of the CDLC if you chose "preserve stats", does it mean you can have both the original version and the pitch-shifted version in your game without conflicts?
Thank you everyone!
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