Pitchshifters

Pitchshifters are electronic music artists or musicians who use pitch-shifting effects in their music. These effects alter the pitch of a sound or voice, often creating a harmonizing or detuning effect. Pitchshifters frequently incorporate vocal processing techniques, manipulating the pitch, tone, and timbre of the human voice to create unique and distinctive sounds.

Pitchshifters often employ electronic music techniques, blending elements of pop, rock, and experimental music. Their work often involves the use of instruments and hardware synthesizers, which allow for the manipulation and transformation of sound. By processing the human voice, pitchshifters achieve a wide range of timbres and textures, sometimes creating startling or unusual tone-shapes.

Some notable forms of pitchshifting include those achieved through traditional analog synthesizers, digital signal processing, and effects pedals. Through the discipline of feedback or looping and layered over-dubbing techniques, skilled pitchshifters can create intricate and layered timbres, arrangements, and playback systems ranging from tape-masks to internal quantized hooping feedback looper electronics.

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