Love my whammy. Have had just about every version. Is there anything new out there that has the same features but doesn’t take up the same space as 3 medium size pedals?
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Quicker too.the Ricochet is very small. I have found out that the 'classic' mode suck a bit of tone compared to the 'chords' mode even in bypass, but the pitch shifting sounds better (more analog) in classic mode.
I have an Enzo, it is such a touchy pedal, love it but wasn't hitting pay dirt for this particular function. Will continue though.Meris Enzo is pretty good but not perfect. Hedra would be ok too, maybe better? The Enzo will do mono tracking well and has a filter to dial out some of the digitals. You can set-up patches to do the harmonies. It has some down sides and in the end takes up about the same space if you implement midi (which you need to access presets and have an expression pedal). These would be good if you already have the other parts to make it work.
You could get into HX stomp territory too. All in one, hook up an expression pedal.
With that realestate, you generally add many more effects along with a decent pitch shifter.
EHX Pitch Fork is the other route to look.
Is there anything new out there that has the same features but doesn’t take up the same space as 3 medium size pedals?
I've owned a lot of EH stuff, and have stopped using it because replacing it when it dies every few years blows. The build quality just isn't up to par, IME. Great designs, though.I've been looking at the EHX Pitch Fork as a smaller alternative. The Latch/Momentary switch is a pretty good way of accomplishing some of the Whammy functionality in a much smaller pedal.