Covertone tracks the partials of whatever you feed it and splits the sound into three layers you can reshape independently — a tonal resynthesis, a noise residue, and a ringing resonance. Glide, shimmer, spread and gender move the partials; the ShifterMate staircase drives them in musical steps.
Covertone analyses the incoming signal into a bank of tracked partials and resynthesises them, keeping the tonal body, the noise residue and a ringing resonance as three separate layers you mix against the dry sound.
Because the partials are tracked rather than filtered, you can reshape them directly — transpose and stretch the harmonic series, glide and shimmer between frames, spread them in stereo, shift the formants with GENDER, and drive the whole set in musical steps with the built-in ShifterMate staircase.
A tiny routing switch under every reshaping knob sends it to the ShifterMate staircase — a shared, tempo-aware step engine. Route TRANSPOSE, STRETCH, GLIDE, SHIMMER, SPREAD or RESONATE to it and the staircase walks that parameter through musical intervals, so movement stays in key and in time instead of drifting freely.
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