MicroShift enhances the spatial qualities of vocals, synths, guitars, and backing tracks by employing a classic studio technique that expands and thickens the sound. Its unique Focus control allows users to selectively widen specific frequency ranges without altering the entire track, making it perfect for adding shimmer to vocals or air to guitars. Adjustable parameters such as detune amount, delay, and mix enable precise customization to fit the effect seamlessly into any mix.

The micro-shifting method has roots in legendary pitch-shifting hardware like the Eventide H910 and H3000, as well as the AMS DMX 15-80. This technique typically involves subtle pitch modulation and short delays panned hard left and right, creating a sense of width, depth, and thickness. While originally popularized for vocals and backing vocals, it remains a staple in the toolkit of many mix engineers and guitarists alike, helping to craft expansive soundscapes and bring solos to the forefront.

MicroShift also includes Little MicroShift, a streamlined version that delivers rich width and depth through an accessible interface. It replicates three classic micro pitch-shifting sounds from iconic hardware, enabling quick and effective enhancement of vocals, guitars, synths, and more. Little MicroShift provides an effortless way to add professional-grade spatial effects without complexity, making it an essential tool for producers seeking to elevate their tracks.