Mooer Pitchbox Pitch Shifter Harmonizer Pedal MPS1

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However, in music, most songs are made up of a collection of major and minor 3rds and without the mix of both intervals, it can sound odd and out of place. The Mooer Pitch Box is a fabulous little device that allows you to alter the pitch of your instrument across a span of 4 octaves (two up, two down). The harmony mode takes your original note or chord and reproduces your original sound plus a version of your sound that is at a different pitch.

I don’t particularly like the sound it produces as it is highly dissonant and literally makes it sound like your instrument is out of tune.The Mooer Pitch Box is too small to fit a battery inside, therefore it can only be powered by a 9v AC adapter, but its compact size means that it won't take up much space on a pedalboard. These discounts are usually communicated through newsletters, which are created and managed by us with the tool "Emarsys". Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The Detune function slightly detunes the original signal by up to 40 cents, and mixes it back in to create jangly chorus-like effects. Whether you want to add a pitch-shifted chorus twinge to your signal or a focused polyphonic voicing, the Pitch Shift plays well as a standalone effect and adds new dimensions to fuzz and distortion pedals.

In pitch shift mode, there's a delay between your playing and the processed-sounding result, but you get used to it. Overall the pitch shifted sound is of good quality with no artifacts for full step down, but it has too much latency, which makes it unplayable, therefore polyphonic pitch shifting has only limited utilisation. The rotary control then selects the interval of the pitch shift, taking you all the way up – or down – two octaves.We use cookies to analyse site usage, provide social media features and personalise content and ads. In pitch shift mode, there’s a delay between your playing and the processed-sounding result, but you get used to it.