PedalsAndEffects: The Great Divide 2.0 from Godlyke Distribution

The Great Divide is 100% analog -- the circuit tracks incoming audio and subdivides the waveforms to create lower notes at varying intervals. The lower voices are monophonic, but can sometimes be coaxed into tracking double-stops and virtual ground moving tones. The GD's Upper Octave voice is a form of harmonic distortion that can track polyphonically with insane precision and often unpredictable results hinting at ring modulator voicings.

The Great Divide Mk.II from Godlyke Distributing Inc has finally arrived! If you have no idea what this pedal is, I will tell you it is a must pedal for bassists (but sounds insane on guitar too!)! This pedal is part synth, part octave meets sub pedal with the ability to turn your bass into the bassiest Moog synth you have ever heard.

The Great Divide Mk. II combines classic analog octave division with proprietary Synth technology to make the most realistically synth sounding pedal! The Great Divide features five independent voices that can be continuously blended for a limitless array of sounds that have never been heard in any other pedal! It is astonishing how many tones and sounds you can get from this one pedal.
For even more tonal options, patch in an external pedal via the TRS effects loop and control it with the Great Divide! OR, use an expression pedal to control the Great Divide's output level for musical synth pad volume swells and other assorted electronic soundscapes.

This video was shot and edited by Scott Ward for Vato Negro Productions.

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