
The Colorsound Octivider is an analog octave-down effect that generates a signal one octave below the input. Its core circuit uses a frequency divider to track the incoming note and produce the sub-octave, which is then mixed with the dry signal. The pedal features a single control for blend, allowing the player to adjust the balance between the original and the octave-lowered sound. A switch engages the effect, and when bypassed, the dry signal passes through unaffected. The Octivider is powered by a standard 9V battery or an external DC supply, and it uses two 1/4-inch jacks for input and output.
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