Eventide Eclipse Makes Your Guitar Sound Like Anything But Itself

June 13, 2008
Eventide Eclipse

Eventide is maybe most famous for it's radical harmonizer effect, which gained popularity when massive rack rigs roamed the Earth. The new Eclipse processor hearkens back to those days, but includes all the greatest effects from Eventide's long tenure as a high-end effects designer to make for an incredibly versatile unit.

Eventide's Alan Chaput plays through the Eclipse in this video and shows how combining harmonizer effects with with a step sequencer, reverbs and flanges can result in effects you won't think a guitar could create.

Presenter: Alan Chaput, Eventide
Location: Gearwire Studio

Owen O'Malley is a Gearwire contributor


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