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WtrPlyr wrote:Don't know if it has been mentioned but maybe take a look at the DOD Vibrathang.

BOOM! SUCCESS! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you kind sir.

glad to help you. They're very cheap too.

NihilistNixon wrote:

WtrPlyr wrote:Don't know if it has been mentioned but maybe take a look at the DOD Vibrathang.

BOOM! SUCCESS! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you kind sir.

It's a tremolo with some slight movement (phasing), not really a vibrato...but if it works for you

it seems that Vox discontinued the whole "CoolTron" series (goofy name).... so you'll have to search for a VibraVox used. They pop up on ebay with some frequency, and are usually not very expensive. I think i paid about 1/3 of what a new one listed for! Well worth it and i'm using it a lot.

Vibrothang is coolio--might want to peep the Catalinbread Pareidolia too, for a last minute check if you like your trem phasey....

Also--I just noticed the Beatles Rock Block Officer Buk and I pulled off in posts 6&7, lol--sounds like 1967 up in there....

Dandolin wrote:Vibrothang is coolio--might want to peep the Catalinbread Pareidolia too, for a last minute check if you like your trem phasey....

Also--I just noticed the Beatles Rock Block Officer Buk and I pulled off in posts 6&7, lol--sounds like 1967 up in there....

I am sold on the DOD my friend, thanks for the suggestion though. http://soundcloud.com/coast-ghost checkout ym mmusic too please.lol

'S'cool. Definitely didn't mean you should check anything out because it'll make you sound like the Beatles--that was just a random tangent based on my noticing that these gear demoers seemed to equate pitch vibrato with 1967 Beatles, and the two videos were right next to each other 'n' all and erm. I liked the track you linked to. I'd love to hear what you do with a Sea Machine and Vibrothang together.

Dandolin wrote:'S'cool. Definitely didn't mean you should check anything out because it'll make you sound like the Beatles--that was just a random tangent based on my noticing that these gear demoers seemed to equate pitch vibrato with 1967 Beatles, and the two videos were right next to each other 'n' all and erm. I liked the track you linked to. I'd love to hear what you do with a Sea Machine and Vibrothang together.

Im going to have more songs up soon with the full Coast Ghost band, but a few songs wont be recording until after X-Mas (since tahts when Im getting the Sea Machine). Thanks btw.

That's what I'm talkin' 'bout--a happy seasick New Year!

Dandolin wrote:That's what I'm talkin' 'bout--a happy seasick New Year!

Its gunna be the best X-Mas ever! lol

Does anyone know of a nice square-wave shaped vibrato effect? Don't you think that'd sound mental? Especially if the 'depth' control was very wide... I always thought pitch-changers like the Whammy should get into that kind of thing... (But hey, that's just me).

D-Rainger wrote:Does anyone know of a nice square-wave shaped vibrato effect? Don't you think that'd sound mental? Especially if the 'depth' control was very wide... I always thought pitch-changers like the Whammy should get into that kind of thing... (But hey, that's just me).

First off, love your stuff!

Second--you wouldn't be yankin' our chain now wouldja?

Third, far as I know, standard answer around these parts to that very question is still Midfi Electronics Pitch Pirate plus the aforementioned Earthquaker Devices Sea Machine, EHX Memory Boys with the delay turned down, and Malekko Omicron with depth turned way up gets near (but not all the way to) square. Erm, yeah, but I say Pitch Pirate. Really want to try a Sea Machine some day, though, for easier access to less demented tones.

Dandolin wrote:
First off, love your stuff!

Second--you wouldn't be yankin' our chain now wouldja?

Thanks!!!

No I'm serious - I think some square wave - maybe via a non-latching on/off switch would be well tasty... Kind of 'futuristic' in a retro-synthy way. I was thinkin 'bout making one... But meanwhile I'll go investigate those you mentioned.

BTW with optical tremelos (volume-changing), I always think the LED/LDR takes a moment to do what they're told, so with a 'square-wave' version there's always a tiny slope up and down. Now a non-optical one, snapping immediately to up and down - that'd sound... severe!

Dandolin wrote:

D-Rainger wrote:Does anyone know of a nice square-wave shaped vibrato effect? Don't you think that'd sound mental? Especially if the 'depth' control was very wide... I always thought pitch-changers like the Whammy should get into that kind of thing... (But hey, that's just me).

First off, love your stuff!

Second--you wouldn't be yankin' our chain now wouldja?

Third, far as I know, standard answer around these parts to that very question is still Midfi Electronics Pitch Pirate plus the aforementioned Earthquaker Devices Sea Machine, EHX Memory Boys with the delay turned down, and Malekko Omicron with depth turned way up gets near (but not all the way to) square. Erm, yeah, but I say Pitch Pirate. Really want to try a Sea Machine some day, though, for easier access to less demented tones.

Sea Machine is GREAT for squarewave vibrato, it can actually be kinda nice or completely ridiculous jumping everywhere. But yeah it's also very easy to dial in lovely chorus/vibe/slapback.

D-Rainger wrote:Does anyone know of a nice square-wave shaped vibrato effect? Don't you think that'd sound mental? Especially if the 'depth' control was very wide... I always thought pitch-changers like the Whammy should get into that kind of thing... (But hey, that's just me).

Ring Thing might be able to do that.