Take Eventide's classic pitch effects out of the studio and onto your pedalboard with the MicroPitch Delay stompbox. You've probably heard the sound of this effect, even if you couldn't identify it by name: Eventide's algorithms have been a part of countless hit records for quite some time, adding modulated space to vocals, guitar solos, keyboards, and other instruments.

Now, you can get the sound of these classic pitch shifters in a live performance. The MicroPitch Delay offers two pitch shifters in one pedal, each with a high degree of resolution for fine detuning effects. With its stereo outputs, the pedal allows you to achieve subtle tone fattening, sumptuous stereo widening, tempo-synced special effects, and more.

Classic Eventide Pitch FX in Pedal Form    H3000 Harmonizer FX in Easy-to-Use Pedal    2 Pitch Shifters in 1 Pedal    Add Thickening, Stereo Widening & More    Tempo-Based FX with Tap Footswitch    1/4" Input, Stereo 1/4" Output & MIDI    Preset Storage

The MicroPitch Delay ports sounds from the H3000 Harmonizer, a famous and versatile effects processor. This pedal harnesses the classic Harmonizer effect, allowing musicians to achieve subtle tone fattening, lush stereo widening, rich detuned delays, thick modulation, and tempo-synced special effects.

The pedal offers onboard tone controls, mono or stereo operation, MIDI connectivity, and preset storing, all in an easy-to-use interface.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this X-keys XK-3 Rear Hinged Foot Pedal work with Sony Transcription Software?

A: The pedals can be custom programmed to work with nearly any application that is operated by mouse.

Q: 2. Can the Stream Deck Pedal be used standalone or does it require a Stream Deck to function?

A: The Elgato Stream Deck Foot Pedal is an independent input device for computers, but it would require some form of software with which you would program the input macros, so in that way, it is recommended to use the pedal with a Stream Deck.

Q: 3. Are these for x box?

A: The Thrustmaster T3PM Magnetic Pedal Set Add-On is compatible with PS5, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, 4

Q: 4. Is the pedal mechanically quiet? My present pedal makes a loud clicking sound when stepped on.

A: Yes, the SP-2 is mechanically quiet and construction is solid. It will not create a loud clicking sound when you step on the pedal.

Q: 5. I'm seeing some Q&A here regarding various devices, but here is both a Q and A regarding the Whirlwind Micmute PTD:Does this device pass phantom power, even when muted, so that condenser mics may be used?

A: Phantom will pass as the mute position shorts pins 2 and 3, but the unit is likely to pop when used with phantom. For truly silent switching , use the MicMute PX.

Q: 6. can i use this for mixer reverb as foot switch?

A: Typically you would use a momentary switch, not sustain, to latch effects on or off, but you may want to check with the mixer's owner's manual. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/143489-REG/Korg_PS1_PS1_Single_Momentary_Footswitch.html

Q: 7. Would like to know if I can connect the stereo output from the H9 to the Aux in on the Mixinglink to maintain a stereo effects signal? I will be using this with headphones. Or is there an alternative way to maintain a stereo effects path form the H9 with the Mixing link?

A: If you are referring to the Eventide H9 series of stomp boxes they all have two outputs for left and right. The Aux stereo input on the Eventide MixingLink is a stereo 3.5mm. So you will need this Y cable to maintain the stereo image you want to retain. I have attached the cable below.

Q: 8. Does this pass phantom power through?

A: Yes. All three styles of Whirlwind MicMutes will pass phantom power for use with condenser type microphones. Thank you.

Q: 9. Will this pedal work for the Kawai ES1 keyboard?

A: Akai makes no claim of this pedal being compatible with the ES1.

Q: 10. switchable polarity?

A: The M-Audio SP-2 is is a universal pedal. The unit features a polarity switch for compatibility with all electronic keyboards.