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drolo wrote:I'd say it's to have 2 different settings available without having to tweak the pedal ?

AHHHHHHHHH...wow I'm an idiot...that makes sense. Twiddling knobs is not conducive to fast playing. Thanks drolo!

don't say that, I'm just assuming anyway :-)

Had to sell a lot of stuff off, but can get a lot of sounds out of this, head 3 of the headrush goes into a mooer pitch box, then into the mixer with the other heads and to the amp.

you are mixing all the heads?

That's such a cool idea, especially with one with pitch shifting,

The multi head out is one of the best features on the headrush but it's also one that I only ever tried using with 4 amps, and then when you aren't engaged you aren't using 4 amps any more, this is a cool way to put it into practice

rustywire wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:Vibe > Creepy Fingers Dizzy Tone > modded v847 wah > broadcast > delay > tuner

can confirm this is an extremely fun setup to gig with. i maybe need to hold back on the univibe, but also, no

the vox wah i modded is nuts as well. I didn't work out what it sounds like until yesterday, and my girlfriend said the same thing unprompted - it sounds like Ron Asheton on 1969

Keeper; both wah & gf

for sure!

hbombgraphics wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:I am become my own bass player... again

How does this work with all the octaves?
Need routing so I can start my work day

The bass signal chain starts from an isolated split at the Tone Saver. The it gets a heavily tweaked custom toneprint with only the octave down knob active that feeds strong compression and bass distortion. Then it goes into the breakout box which has a mute for each channel (guitar/bass) and out to the bass rig.

The Pitch Forks are in the guitar chain and are in different settings depending on what I feel like.

$harkToootth wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:whoops nvm

Quoted this post to save space. Bruh....I love my pitchfork. I thought about getting another because of you. I have a whammy though. Can you walk me through why you went with two pitchforks (I'm assuming space?)? This isn't a challenge or anything. Just trying to tap into your brain.
Thanx m8.

Pitch Forks will do harmony up, down, or both for any of the settings. Also latching and momentary, simple power requirements, and compact size. Nothing can tough the Pitch Fork for versatility presently.

whoismarykelly wrote: Pitch Forks will do harmony up, down, or both for any of the settings. Also latching and momentary, simple power requirements, and compact size. Nothing can tough the Pitch Fork for versatility presently.

and they're damn cheap for what they do

drolo wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote: Pitch Forks will do harmony up, down, or both for any of the settings. Also latching and momentary, simple power requirements, and compact size. Nothing can tough the Pitch Fork for versatility presently.

and they're damn cheap for what they do

Ridiculously cheap. How is a Nano POG $200 and a Pitch Fork is $160? The only thing the POG has that the Pitch Fork doesn't is the dry out.

I feel like the POG is still somewhat related to its legacy (more expensive) while the PF feels more like their contemporary line of pedals. No idea how different the POG is, software-wise ... and I agree with you that there is no real point in that POG compared to the PF

I still wonder how the PF compares to the Whammy.
Can it do that 4th/5th or 5th/7th thing, though?

drolo wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote: Pitch Forks will do harmony up, down, or both for any of the settings. Also latching and momentary, simple power requirements, and compact size. Nothing can tough the Pitch Fork for versatility presently.

and they're damn cheap for what they do

and great fun with an expression pedal plugged in.

jrfox92 wrote:I still wonder how the PF compares to the Whammy.
Can it do that 4th/5th or 5th/7th thing, though?

It doesn't do those effects. The Harmony knob gives you all the intervals and you get that interval either up, down, or both at the same time.

nieh, that bloom looks cool!

Pitchfork is smaller than my phone. I truly love that pedal.