PITCHMAP::COLORS is designed to bring vibrant color to your sound. Effortlessly conform audio to your song's key and scale, add unique electronic flavors to basses and synths, and transform atonal elements into resonant harmonic textures with exceptional ease and quality. Developed in collaboration with Au5, this plug-in blends pitch-mapping technology with creative transformation features and a streamlined interface perfect for sound design and real-time performance. It's time to COLORIZE your sound!

Like its sibling PITCHMAP, COLORS quickly and easily conforms any audio to your desired tonality, but with a distinct electronic edge geared towards sound design. Switch between three awesome modes – the somewhat natural SICK, the resonant INSANE, and the mesmerizingly electric WTF – with a single click to warp those frequencies in exciting ways.

PITCHMAP::COLORS separates input audio into individual sounds based on their pitch and then shifts each to fit a user-defined pitch grid. This grid is easily set using the UI keyboard or a MIDI controller – simply play the chords to shape the tonality of your audio. Turn major into minor, A minor 7 to F# Major, or transform wobble bass and noise into harmonic content. It's like magic, mapping mixed audio to a new harmonic structure.

Beyond pitch-mapping, PITCHMAP::COLORS offers scale shifting, advanced formant processing, transient bypass, and high/low-pass filters. Create unheard harmonic processing in seconds with the intuitive signal flow graph. The new SCALE SHIFT parameter allows easy sweeping through the pitch grid for finding sweet spots or creating arrangement techniques via automation. The powerful formant shifter, with its two-octave range and FORMANT GAMMA function, lets you manipulate the perceived size and character of sounds, creating everything from deep demon voices to hyperactive chipmunks with unique, self-modulating filter-like effects. Preserve transient detail even with extreme processing using the easy-to-use TRANSIENT BYPASS, allowing you to dial in and even boost the original transients.