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Hi.


Is that a feature of most tremolo pedals and I'm just not aware of it? I've read through a lot of descriptions of tremolos and none of them say "sensitive to your pick attack and dynamics". As in like the harder you play, the faster the tremolo rate.

I'd like one that has that option, meaning that I can flip a switch for dynamic tremolo or regular tremolo.


THONKS.

C

The trem models in the Line6 M-series (5/9/13) have this. You could use a "favorite switch" or expression pedal to turn that feature on and off.

There's only one that I know of that does that:

http://www.pigtronix.com/products/tremvelope/

Here is one more. I own this one, never got around to doing a demo yet.

http://www.kilpatrickaudio.com/?p=vibro_man

spacelordmother wrote:The trem models in the Line6 M-series (5/9/13) have this. You could use a "favorite switch" or expression pedal to turn that feature on and off.

Hmm, that's cool. I'm looking at getting another DL-4, so maybe I'll look at the 5 or 9.


Thanks!


Saw the Tremvelope, and it's a little more robust than what I need. But I haven't watched a demo yet so I'll have a look.


Thank you!


C

M9 is really so much win, especially if you like the DL4 anyway.


Also, DAT VIBROMAN.

Devi Rocket

the DbA Interstellar Overdriver Supreme has this function, but the one i had was so noisy that i had to use a noise gate after it. not recommended.

Get a Tremolessence and an expression pedal and be in ultimate control

No, but for real, M9. Hard pan trem with volume sensitivity cranked with a loud, loud fuzz going into it becomes like, ring mod.