The NewOctavepedal from Donner Company with the name of Harmonic Square, which is also a digitalcircuit pedal. A variety of pitch shiftereffects in thewhole Aluminium-alloy stomp box. This is a wonderful pedal. 3-way toggle switch select between different modes. Great tone with the low noise level.There are twofunction knobs, namely WET andDRY. WETisusedtocontrolthe harmonic signal level. DRY is usedto set the dry signal level.LED indicator shows the working state. True bypass switch lets your instrument's signal pass through a non-electronic bypass line when the effect is disengaged, feeding your amp with direct, unaltered signal from your instrument. Specifications: To create atmospheric, dreamy textures, you can experiment with the combination of reverb pedals and pitch shifters. Reverb is one of the rare effect types that can be mixed with any other effect, due to the flexibility of the onboard settings. The footswitch is easy to use, the 9 volt DC input is well placed, and the LED is bright. As there’s no battery slot due to its size, the pedal is painless to deal with. My Review: When I first got my hands on the Quintessence pedal, I could tell that this pedal offered a wide range of harmonizer-based options. I was particularly impressed by the detail of each of the four controls, which allowed me to control all aspects of the harmony effect. Recording the amplifier’s output using a microphone will ensure that your tone is consistent with the sound of your live guitar rig, but it will be more difficult to process the audio retrospectively due to the elements that the amp inevitably adds to the recording.

The Data Corrupter combines synth-like modulation with the capabilities of a harmonizer pedal. I was impressed by its ability to produce complex harmonics which reach three octaves up or down from the dry note played on your guitar.

Controls: 9/10

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. This pedal is a great option for guitarists who want to gain access to the revered whammy effect in more compact housing. It is easier to use than its bigger siblings, and therefore does not need much time to get accustomed to the pedals. 8. Donner Harmonic Square If you’re a bass guitarist, a pitch shifter pedal can be a very useful tool to integrate into your rig. Unlike some effects which are designed predominantly for electric guitar, many pitch shifters also perform well when used with a bass.

Who is this best suited for: Due to the compact size and affordability of the Hotone Skyline Harmony, I’d recommend this pedal to guitarists who are trying to build up their pedalboard on a budget, or perhaps need to save as much space as possible for other more bulky effects. If you love playing dreamy chord sequences and are tired of using your chorus or reverb pedals to add texture to them, Particle V2 is the pedal for you. It turns the guitar signal into a fluid, momentary stream. 10. EarthQuaker Devices Arpanoid V2 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.When buying gear, usually, the price dictates the quality. Of course, pitch-shifter guitar pedals are not an exception. Sometimes you don’t need to spend the college funds for the kids that you and your wife were saving up for years and still get a good guitar pedal.