Picked up an Eventide Pitch Factor recently. I traded a couple of my 1590a builds for it.
So far, it's pretty cool. There's a lot of configurability to it; I am still scratching the surface.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v158/pickdropper/Guitar%20Pedals/PitchFactor_zps8d95d10e.jpg) (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/pickdropper/media/Guitar%20Pedals/PitchFactor_zps8d95d10e.jpg.html)
With an expression pedal, would it be a better version of the Whammy?
I like the Whammy, but it's such a one trick pony most of the time... Octave effects aren't super useful for the musical genres I play though...
Jacob
Quote from: jkokura on November 10, 2013, 09:52:32 PM
With an expression pedal, would it be a better version of the Whammy?
I like the Whammy, but it's such a one trick pony most of the time... Octave effects aren't super useful for the musical genres I play though...
Jacob
Well, it seems to be more capable than a Whammy, but I could see that actually working against you in a live setting. Most folks I know with any of the Eventide stuff spend a good chunk of time laying out their presets and they often use a midi switcher to go between patches.
Reminds me of my old rack gear days a bit.
If it's anything like the time factor you are in for a treat! Nice pedal.