Donner Octave Guitar Pedal, Harmonic Square Digital Octave Pedal Pitch Shifter 7 Shift Types 3 Tone Modes Sharp Detune Flat True Bypass

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Pitch shifter pedals are very similar to harmonizers, except these pedals don’t generally create harmonies in real-time. They usually add a pre-determined interval to the dry signal or cause fast shifts in pitch either upwards or downwards, as is the case with a Whammy pedal. This is a musical octaver without unwanted glitches in lower notes and chords, allowing you to transform your electric guitar into a 12-string, a bass, or even a church organ. The Donner Harmonic Square Octave is an octave and pitch shifter pedal that will work great with any six-string guitar, 4-string bass guitars, baritone guitar, etc. It offers three modes of operation. By using its toggle you can choose between Sharp, Detune, and Flat. Each of these delivers a different flavor of octave and lets you explore a myriad of sounds. My Review: The CP-36 Big Dipper originally caught my attention due to its eccentric design, but after taking a closer look at the pedal I soon realized it has more to offer than just pleasant aesthetics. I’d describe this device as being a mixture between a traditional pitch shifter, harmonizer, and octave pedal.

My Review: The Arpanoid V2 embodies everything I’ve come to expect from EarthQuaker Devices. It’s bold, obscure, and incredibly fun to experiment with. I was pleased to learn that this edition features a newly improved circuit compared to the original, and the results are noticeable. My Review: At first glance, the Brainwaves pitch shifter by TC Electronic appears to be very complex. With numbers and presets dotted across its display, I was expecting a challenge when attempting to figure out what the various controls and switches do. The Marshmallow pitch-shifter by Alexander Pedals will strike an interest in many guitar players just by taking a glance – it has an exciting graphic design. However, the thing that will make them buy it is, of course, the fact that this pedal is one versatile beast.

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The Mooer Pure Octave is a mini-size octave pedal with versatile blending options and a wide choice of octave modes. It comes with eleven different octave settings with up to five available octaves in a single setting. This pedal will easily fit in any pedalboard and stay there for a while thanks to its rugged metal chassis. A good choice for those with very limited space. Features As a Chinese manufacturer, they focus on producing budget-friendly items over wildly thrilling new designs. First up, the wet knob, which controls how much affected signal you can hear. Skipping the toggle switch for a second, next we have the dry knob. This controls how much-unaffected signal you hear.

Red Panda’s tensor has an eye-catching design, which will immediately catch your attention. This boutique manufacturer is known for its luxurious, unusual pedals, and the Tensor is no exception to that rule. It is one of the best pitch shift plugin. 6. TC Electronic Brainwaves If you’re unsure which type of pitch shifter pedal you should use, there’s a simple way to decide. True bypass works fine for cable runs that are less than 18 ½ ft in length, while buffered pedals are better for cable runs that exceed this length. The Harmonist has four knobs – Balance(Wet/Dry), Shift(Harmony), Fall Time/Key, and a Mode selector switch. The versatility of this pedal comes from the fact that it has four modes: S-Bend, Detune, Pitch-Shifter, and Harmony (Major/Minor).

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Who Is This Best Suited For: Donner’s Harmonic Square is one of the most affordable pitch shifter pedals on the market, so I’d highly recommend it to musicians who perhaps want to invest some of their budgets into other effects too. My Review: At Guitar Lobby, we’re always on the lookout for weird and wonderful effects pedals. The second edition of EarthQuaker Devices’ Organizer is unlike any other harmonizer pedal and is designed to reproduce the tones of an organ-like instrument. Bottom Line: The Hotone Harmony pedal may be one of the most affordable devices on this list, but it is built to a very high standard. With true bypass switching and a robust zinc alloy chassis, the pedal is roadworthy and reliable. My Review: Electro-Harmonix is one of my all-time favorite pedal brands. Incredibly prolific, they produce effects pedals of all varieties to a very high standard. Consequently, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the Pitch Fork pedal, which is their flagship pitch shifter device. My Review: Behringer is renowned for producing affordable pedals, which are often based on the designs of more expensive models. The US600 Ultra Shifter/Harmonizer is essentially a clone of the aforementioned BOSS Harmonizer, and it comes very close to the high standard set by that pedal.