Is there something like the POG out there?

[QSQCaito]

Hi guys. I've searching for long time but haven't found something that could make clean octave up/down. Or 5ths or 3rds whatever.. But I couldn't find anything like the POG/HOG that make clean octave available for DIY. Here in Argentina I can't get those effects and if I can, 400USD to begin with.. too much of my pocket there..


Any help. income.. much appreciated


Thanks to all.

DAC

[snufkin]

its not clean but

search the e&mm harmoney genarator
http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=54424.msg416020

also the little known out of production boss hr-2 does some of that kind of ball park and it someimes goes cheap on ebay

[Mark Hammer]

POG and HOG are digital and are essentially dedicated pitch transposers that ignore all the intervals except for a few strategic ones.

[QSQCaito]

THanks a lot for the info guys!


Mark, i got you upto the " that ignore all the intervals except for a few strategic ones."

what did you mean with this??


Thanks a lot

bye bye

DAC

[Processaurus]

Behringer is making a clone of the boss super shifter, that does key specific harmonies, and should be affordable.  Though even the real one sounds nowhere near as good as a second player playing the harmony.

[sfx1999]

The EH Octave Multiplexer.

[Mark Hammer]

Mark, i got you upto the " that ignore all the intervals except for a few strategic ones."
what did you mean with this??

A "true" pitch shifter will permit many intervals that you wouldn't normally consider "harmonies", like a semi-tone up or down, and often even adjustments less than that.  The pitch-shift mode on my Behringer DSP-1000 will permit adjustment in terms of cents.  The POG is a no-nonsense type of harmonizer circuit that gives octaves, with none of the less useful intervals (e.g., a semi-tone or minor third) provided.