jnonis

I'll upload a video so everyone can judge by themselves. This thread is about full pitch change (like Digitech Drop) so what we are talking here is how the effect behaves when you play chords and arpeggios. The pitch shifter in the Pod Go produce a lot of artefacts which make it useless for that purpose, it behaves exactly like the monophonic pitch shifter in the zoom pedal. But the zoom pedal has other (polyphonic) pitch shifter which behaves better for chords and arpeggios. By the way, this start looking like community managers doing damage control.

Ok, seems like you have not tried the pitch shifter in zoom devices, and you are talking based on something that you found on internet. I've tried both, I have the zoom pedal connected to the effects loop of the Pod Go right now, the zoom does the job, it has latency and change the guitar tone (which is expected in this kind of effects) but is useable, the Simple Pitch in the Pod Go is not useable.

You are wrong, the zoom has a polyphonic pitch shifter. I've been using it for years. I'm really disappointed with the lack of this feature, I was planning to replace my pedalboard with the Pod Go but seems like I will have to continue using the zoom 70cdr to change the pitch.

Are you saying that my new Pod Go cannot handle what my Zoom G3X and Zoom MS 70cdr can do with an old processor?