Phase 2 of the pitch correction software is complete. The correction table appears to be being built correctly. I have a few more corrections to make in my pitch shift code, in that I need to move the data into a separate buffer to avoid overwriting data that needs to be read when shifting the pitch upwards, or else I need to make it go the opposite direction in that case. I'll decide which is more efficient tonight and go with it.

Also, I still need to write or borrow code to rip AIFF headers off the input file and write then to the output file.

Once those two things are fixed, this thing will be ready for its first test. I expect it to sound like crap, since this is a first cut, and the bulk of it was hacked together in a single evening... but it should be entertaining, anyway.

Future improvements:

1. Better handling of boundaries between transform blocks,
2. During the shift, a weighted average of the two nearest array elements should be used to generate the new value, instead of simply truncating the double to an integer index.
3. Make the transform block narrower to minimize aliasing and latency.
4. Rewrite main() to take arguments for the various parameters instead of passing hard-coded values to the subroutines.
5. Experiment with different FFT implementations to try to minimize latency.
6. Once it works suitably, rewrite as a VST plugin.