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What are you using for that warm rotary modulation effects?
Something that doesn't suck your lows.

I've got an ibanez PM7 I like a lot. it's cheap! I also really like Iron Ether's Polytope but it's not cheap at all. Neither suck lows.

KORG Mr. Multi.

Tech 21 Roto Choir is likely to go to BST, though very good at this. I just like the open-endedness of my Doppelganger clone better. I think Ian/Gigahearts FX may still have his most recent groupbuy for fabbed PCBs open at the Madbean forums (where his handle is Lace Sensor). Not the easiest project, but if I can do it . . .

RRR and A/DA flanger for me

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Big box dmm. The very best.

The PM7 is super rad but I wouldn't call it particularly warm. The boss bf-2 does a good rotary sound but it's still relatively hifi. RRR has a fantastic rotary emulation but has no controls really, so it's a bit take it or leave it. This is not what you want to hear but I ilke the cosmi 100% wet for nice rotary sounds. The clock lets you dial in the depth and then you just wind down the treble to taste.

ChetMagongalo wrote:I've got an ibanez PM7 I like a lot. it's cheap! I also really like Iron Ether's Polytope but it's not cheap at all. Neither suck lows.

goroth wrote:The PM7 is super rad but I wouldn't call it particularly warm. The boss bf-2 does a good rotary sound but it's still relatively hifi. RRR has a fantastic rotary emulation but has no controls really, so it's a bit take it or leave it. This is not what you want to hear but I ilke the cosmi 100% wet for nice rotary sounds. The clock lets you dial in the depth and then you just wind down the treble to taste.

I don't know how to describe it, but I really dig mine too. I especially like more subtle sounds with it, but I think I like the range of speeds more than anything else. I do really like the sound of chorus and vibrato, although i haven't found one with comparable speed capabilities.

PM7 into Tremolessence for me.

The way I see it there's different ways to get rotary type sounds (sometimes combined with tremolo):
Vibe: MG Music Mono Vibe
Rotary / Leslie Sim: Hughes & Kettner Tube Rotosphere
Phaser: VFE Enterprise V1
Flanger: Toadworks Barracuda
Chorus / Vibrato: Maxon or Ibanez Chorus pedals or Boss CE-1

Those are my personal favourites, Flanger can be especially great for this application I think but you need a special (full and throaty) sounding one, in my experience the A/DA, Boss, EHX and MXR style flangers don't quite fit the bill.