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Pitch Shifters
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Digitech Drop Pitch Shifter

Digitech Whammy DT Pitch Shifter

Digitech Whammy V Pitch Shifter

Digitech Freqout Feedback Creator

Digitech Whammy Ricochet Pitch Shifter

BOSS PS-6 Harmonist

Electro Harmonix Pitch Fork Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix Intelligent Harmony Machine

Electro Harmonix Nano Pog Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix MEL9 Tape Replay Machine

Electro Harmonix Micro POG Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix KEY9 Electric Piano Machine

Electro Harmonix C9 Organ Machine

Gamechanger Audio Bigsby Pitch Shifter Pedal

EarthQuaker Devices Data Corrupter Monophonic Harmoniser

BOSS MO-2 Multi Overtone

Digitech Bass Whammy Pitch Shifter

EarthQuaker Devices Rainbow Machine V2 Pitch Shifter

Electro Harmonix B9 Organ Machine

Dod Meatbox SubSynth

Dod Gonkulator Ring Modulator

Meris Enzo Multi Voice Synthesizer

Fairfield Circuitry Randy's Revenge Ring Mod

Electro Harmonix Bass Mono Synth

EarthQuaker Devices Arpanoid Polyphonic Pitch Arpeggiator (Pre-Owned)

Electro Harmonix Pico POG Octave Pedal

Electro Harmonix Pico Pitch Fork Pitch Shifter Pedal
About Pitch Shifters
A pitch shifter offers up an excellent selection of ways to change and manipulate your sound. From creating harmonising layers to changing the pitch of your signal either up or down, there are many options to choose from. A pitch shifter pedal can be used for writing, live performance or studio recording.
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 and has been popularied by guitarists such as Dimebag from Pantera and Tom Morello from Rage Against The Machine. Pitch shifters can also be used more subtly, to replicate lower tunings without the hassle of having to retune your guitar. Good examples of this would be the Electro Harmonix Pitch Fork and the Digitech Drop pedal. If you like unusual sounds then a pitch shifter pedal can be a great way to explore more options.
Why Should I Choose a Pitch Shifter?
- Pitch shifter guitar pedals offer an easy way to build a textured sound
- Certain models can be used to play in different tunings
- Selection includes many iconic pedals used by pro artists