Can't remember the name of the circuit??Trem on decay??

[snoof]

i read a post a while back about a circuit that had trem on the decay of the note/chord??  Anything sounds familiar   Maybe a Keen design...

[Mark Hammer]

You wouldn't be thinking of the Boss VB-2 that introduces more intense vibrato over the course of the note/chord?

[snoof]

This is what I was looking for I think

http://www.geofex.com/FX_images/vibmatic.pdf

I found this as well, interesting stuff.  I'd love to hear what a wah introduced as the note/chord decays would sound like

http://www.geofex.com/Article_Folders/noteproc/noteproc.htm

[Seljer]

I found this as well, interesting stuff.  I'd love to hear what a wah introduced as the note/chord decays would sound like

http://www.geofex.com/Article_Folders/noteproc/noteproc.htm

err. thats allready what a regular envelope filter is

[snoof]

i meant a cycling wah.  Like a trem.  ie; wah-wah-wah-wah

[StephenGiles]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v517/uncle_boko/frograt.gif

You need the Frog & Rat!!

[snoof]

Cool!  Can you 'splain a bit about it to me??  i see the LFO, but is it amplitude change, or filter or...

[Seljer]

how about a envelope controlled blender pedal?

put any effect you want in the effects loop and set up the envelope for how you want it to blend between the clean/effect signals, tons of new possibilities (enveloped distortion? chorus? flanging? etc...)

you could probably also set it up a slower envelope of some sort so it really responded to your wider picking dynamics (eg: "play softer and the chorus comes in" and stuff like that)