Slow down without changing pitch
Give your fingers time to catch up. Work through a difficult solo at a slower tempo, while keeping the recording in its original key.
ShifterrPractice, with purpose.
Meet Shifterr — a dedicated music-practice device that helps you slow down difficult passages, loop the sections you want to master, and transpose songs into your key using simple physical controls.
Get early accessTargeting Kickstarter in February 2027.

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Give your fingers time to catch up. Work through a difficult solo at a slower tempo, while keeping the recording in its original key.
Set the beginning and end of a passage with A/B looping. Repeat that tricky phrase and keep your attention on your instrument.
Shift the pitch of a recording to explore a different key or practise in a range that suits you.
Why a dedicated device when there are apps? Shifterr puts practice under your fingers: a screen-free design, a tactile dial and physical controls you can learn by feel. Reach for a control, make an adjustment and return to your instrument.
No screen to watch, notifications to check or apps to switch between on the device. Keep your phone as your music source and let Shifterr handle practice.
Physical controls give your hands a consistent place to go. Change pitch, speed or loop position without navigating touchscreen menus.
A dedicated place for practice means fewer steps between hearing a difficult passage and working on it. Keep the controls beside your instrument and stay in the flow.
Pitch, Speed, Loop and Seek put the essentials within reach.
Shift music up or down by up to 24 semitones without changing its speed.
Slow down or accelerate playback from 1–200% without changing pitch. At 0%, Freeze holds the current sound as a sustained texture.
Capture and repeat a section of audio. Resize the loop or fine-tune its start and end points while it plays.
Move through captured audio or an active loop, with fine adjustment for precise positioning.
The left SELECT button accesses these settings.
Shape the sound with Reverb, Delay, Low-pass Filter, Bell EQ, High-pass Filter, Reverse, and Chorus.
Adjust the A4 tuning reference between 415 and 442 Hz for music playback and the tuner.
Choose LINE IN, MIC, or USB.
In the browser prototype, LINE IN and USB use loaded music. MIC supports real microphone recording.
Choose LINE OUT, SPK, or Bluetooth.
Output selection is simulated in the browser prototype.
The left TOOLS button accesses these practice tools.
Practise with an adjustable 40–200 BPM click, tap tempo, and 1–8 beats per bar.
Tune an instrument through the microphone, with note detection and LED feedback showing flat, sharp, or in tune.
These features describe the current design and browser prototype. Final hardware features and connections will be confirmed as development progresses.
Designed to work with music played on your phone. Supported connections, phones and applications are still being tested and will be confirmed before launch.
We’ll show the real workflow before launch. Universal streaming compatibility and Bluetooth transmission are not confirmed.
A screen-free design, tactile dial and dedicated physical controls put practice adjustments within reach. Spend less time navigating a touchscreen and more time working on the passage in front of you.
Features, compatibility, pricing and launch timing may change as development progresses.
We’re a two-founder team in the UK building a more focused way to practise. We’re preparing our first working prototype to help us refine the controls, product design and manufacturability. We’ll share honest demonstrations and development updates as we go.
Meet Sonalux ↗Shifterr is being developed for pitch-preserving tempo changes, A/B looping and pitch shifting, with a dedicated dial and physical controls.
The aim is to practise with audio played from a connected phone. The supported workflow and connections are not yet final; we’ll demonstrate them before launch.
Compatibility is not yet final. We’re testing supported connections and applications. The render is a design illustration; its labels do not confirm included features or Bluetooth support.
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