It offers compatibility with every standard plug-in format on Mac and PC – AAX, VST2, VST3 and AU – which ensures compatibility with every major (and not so major) DAW. The versatility goes beyond just an endgame pedal for 80s rock thrillseekers (though it has to be said, we were dialling in some lovely big Def Leppard Hysteria chord tones) and the MicroPitch really repays time spent exploring its capabilities.Normal Price: $1799 but $899 till 11th January 2018 only (upgrades from $1-$799 for existing owners) Eventide’s Anthology XI – what is it?Įventide’s Anthology XI is a collection of all 23 of Eventide’s plug-ins, containing over 2,900 presets. It’s easy to get carried away with the dials but less can be much more here. The modulation you can add to the blended pitch effect then reveals added dimensions, with the depth and rate bringing an otherworldly quality to rockabilly tones as we move to the Slap My Echo preset.

Another way the MicroPitch can be tailored to your individual guitar style and needs. We also found the Modulation control to alter the pitch can respond to the sensitivity of your playing when turning down from noon, the effect was more pronounced when we played softer and vice versa when we turned the control up past its flat setting.

The tone control in the secondary layer of controls enhances this capability at 12 o’ clock it’s flat, while turning it up boosts the treble frequencies and turning it down boosts the bass.

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