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As far as hardware goes, I can only endorse the already endorsed EH octave multiplexer, really good sound, with lots of options. I'm also quite partial to the M9 bass octaver (sorry, can't recall what it's modelled on). Software - I really like the free VST plugin mda SubSynth which is low latency and capable of several usable types of sound. As a general rule, I like to mix a good portion of the original guitar signal. Getting OT: the Robin Schmidt pitch shifter is way fun for all sorts of crazy sounds, (though not much use as a simple bass octaver imo), but it's a BIG shame that only the bypass and wet envelopes are available for automation in my DAW Reaper (does anyone know if I can change this?). Most other VSTs seem to allow automation of every parameter. Stephen www.myspace.com/sylvianfisher --- On Sun, 6/3/11, Michael Peters <mp@mpeters.de> wrote: > From: Michael Peters <mp@mpeters.de> > Subject: Lower octave > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > Date: Sunday, 6 March, 2011, 17:24 > I watched Theo Travis playing flute > yesterday in Antwerp, and saw that he > used a Boss OC-2 octaver to occasionally add a lower octave > to his flute. I > want something that reliably turns guitar notes (especially > the lower notes) > into a bass - a pedal and/or a plugin. > Recommendations? (Andy, you will > probably recommend Chopitch - I need some help using it > because more often > than not, the Chopitch sound gets cut off very quickly - > not sure what to > do) > > -Michael > > >