Pitch Shifters
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Digitech Drop Pitch Shifter

Digitech Whammy DT Pitch Shifter

Digitech Whammy V Pitch Shifter

Digitech Mosaic 12- String Emulator Pedal

Digitech Freqout Feedback Creator

Electro Harmonix Pitch Fork Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix Pitch Fork+ Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix Nano Pog Pitch Shifter

Digitech Whammy Ricochet Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix Bass Mono Synth

Electro Harmonix MEL9 Tape Replay Machine

BOSS PS-6 Harmonist

Electro Harmonix Micro POG Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix BASS9 Bass Simulator

EarthQuaker Devices Data Corrupter Monophonic Harmoniser

EarthQuaker Devices Rainbow Machine V2 Pitch Shifter

Digitech Bass Whammy Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix Synth9 Synth Machine

Meris Hedra 3-Voice Rhythmic Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix Guitar Mono Synth

Catalinbread Coriolis Freeze Sustainer Wah Filter

Electro Harmonix KEY9 Electric Piano Machine

Meris Enzo Multi Voice Synthesizer

Eventide Pitchfactor Harmonizer

Fishman Fission Bass Power Chord FX Harmoniser

Electro Harmonix RTG Random Tone Generator

Electro Harmonix B9 Organ Machine

Electro Harmonix C9 Organ Machine
About Pitch Shifters
These days, it’s hard to find anything more innocently fun than a pitch shifter pedal.
There are two main ways to use a pitch-shifting pedal. The first, as popularised by the Digitech Whammy, shifts your whole guitar signal up or down from a semi-tone to two full octaves. This can be used for wild, impossible glissandos. It can also be used more subtly, to replicate lower tunings without the hassle of having to retune your guitar.
The second way is to add a pitch-shifted signal on top of your normal signal; typically in an octave interval. This is what the Electro Harmonix POG does.
Famous fans of the pitch shifter include Tom Morello, Ed O’Brien, and Jack White.