Electronic Audio Experiments Mirror House V2 Pitch Shifting Modulator Effect Pedal

It's reflections and refractions all the way down with the Electronic Audio Experiments Mirror House V2. This unique offering from EAE creates a symmetrically inverted kaleidoscope of sound primed for noisemaking, shoegazing, introspection, texturing, and any related sort of modulated merrymaking.

Electronic Audio Experiments founded this effect's first version in collaboration with Boston indie rock locals Pile. This second version builds upon the original's design with a couple new functions to wow your cacophony-starved ears. The heart of this effect experience is modulation. The Mirror House V2 lives up to its namesake by creating two pitch-shifted copies of incoming signals (guitars, synths, whatever you like). Deviating in equal and opposite directions, the Mirror House V2's pitch shifting is capable of creating microtonal clusters, parallel harmonies, or good-ol'-fashioned warped weirdness.

The Mirror House's two pitched voices can be shifted statically or dynamically for coming to interesting, diverging conclusions. All of this is very intuitive with the pedal's four front-facing dials and three-way mode switch. EAE's mastery of all things warped and wild puts forth three modes where the effect can create straightforward quantized semitone shifts, randomized LFO-enabled modulations, pseudo-choruses, detuned doubling, and so much more. The Mirror House V2 builds upon its predecessor with improved LFO envelope tracking, reduced noise levels in the signal, and newly implemented relay-based bypass switching.

Electronic Audio Experiments and Pile invite you to enter the Mirror House V2, see some reflections, create your own, and maybe get a little lost along the way. Don't worry about the way out, there's always another corridor to try.