Would vibrato get me this kind of effect?

[kbit]

I really like that worn/warped sound on the synth in this song. I've heard the sound elsewhere but it's pretty apparent in this song. Could I achieve this kind of effect with a shallow vibrato? If not a vibrato, could you recommend another way to get this kind of sound?

Most apparent at 2:09

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-UXk42ZY4o[/youtube]

Also, I think the Instant Lo-Fi might be able to achieve this, but that shit is expensive.

[Officer Bukowski]

Dude that sounds exactly like an El Capistan with the mix fully wet and the shortest delay time possible with one repeat and some wow & flutter and "tape crinkle" added in. Like EXACTLY like that.

[kbit]

Yeah, I loved that sound when I had one.
But I sold it, and they are expensive

I'm going to spend the next few years slowly gaining back all the cool pedals I sold haha.

[Officer Bukowski]

Yeah $300 is pretty steep. A decent vibrato would probably be pretty expensive too.

I have a Cosmichorus (best vibrato evahh) and I have to say, no, you can't get that sound with a vibrato. Unless you're talking about a vibrato with a random mode anyways.. But even then I think you'd only be halfway there

[dubkitty]

it sounds like the effect combines a pitch drop AND an amplitude (volume) drop. i think you'd need something that does tremolo and vibrato simultaneously, which is to say some kind of ring mod/multi-functional filter pedal. to do that exact thing obviously it'd have to have a really long duty cycle or you'd have to toggle it on/off.

[futuresailors]

A clean clarinot might be able to cop dat t0an.

[Cody_Pole]

A clean clarinot might be able to cop dat t0an.

Or a pitch pirate.