User Manual

Pitch Shifter (White) 182
 Low Cut
While the octaver can be very pleasant with higher notes, it can soon turn to a deep growl at lower registers. This is
because it can produce frequencies well below 20 Hz. “Low Cut” is an additional parameter that is not found in the
original effect; it helps to balance the intensity of the octaver signal relative to the played pitch.
At zero position (fully left), “Low Cut” has no effect. As you turn it up, the octaver signal will be attenuated on deep
notes, while being maintained on higher notes. This allows you to play the full range of your instrument with the
octaver engaged, even down to the lowest pitches.