Best tracking and not very expensive harmoniser?

[callingltu]

Hey guys,

So I've tried my guitarist whammy and i loved it. Harmonics sounds so awesome with synth pedals.

What harmonisr you would suggest?
And i need really good tracking, because before harmoniser i wanna put some hardcore stuff. syb-5 -> oc-2 -> overdrive > chorus> harmoniser. I've tried this setup with whammy and boy it was awesome, bass was sooooo synthy and deep.

So is there anything better for that job then a whammy? Behringer uo600 maybe?

 

[callingltu]

Also what about harmony man?

 

[callingltu]

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[cheapbasslovin]

I have a hard time recommending a harmonizer that is cheap. My experience has been that they are expensive, or have serious flaws or tracking issues.

The cheapest I know of with good reviews is the whammy, which is monophonic. The harmonizer on the Line6 M series is pretty fair but is also monophonic, but the best by far are on the POG/HOG and the Eventide. Reviews I've seen around here have the Harmony Man with serious tracking issues. Good Luck.

 

[Laurent]

Pog2 and Micro Pogs track like champs.
They are digital. For a more oganic sound the EH Bass Micro Synthn might work too. This one is analog.

That being said, all these pedals are pricey.

 

[callingltu]

Thanx for suggestions, but i neeed more than octave, i need 5th, 7th Anyone tried behringer us600?

 

[bassbrad]

Nothing is going to be a cheap as the Behri US 600, but I have never tried it. Most multi effects have a pitch shifter that do a decent job, I use the PS on the Zoom B2/B2.1u all the time and like it and the Digitech BP8 has the original Whammy functions and those can be had cheap.

 

[callingltu]

So noone tried us600 pitch shifter mode?

 

[takfar]

If you're worried about tracking, your best bet might be the Electroharmonix HOG, which, afaik, uses the same method as the POG and microPOG (digital resampling?), which means it never really misses a note. Also, check out the eventide pitchfactor (here's a video of both )