Input-sensitive tremolo?

[inverseroom]

Like the LAL Ripplet.  Anyone ever build one?  What a cool effect--the trem is faster when the input strength is greater.

[sir_modulus]

I've never built one, but I don't think it would be too hard to build. I'm sure that if you took out the envelope filter from like a Doctor Q, and added a simple Trem to it, you could get something along the lines of that. Very cool though!

Cheers,

Nish

[zachary vex]

hah!  that was the second pedal idea i worked on (after the octane) back in 1995.  it was called the dyna-trem.  8^)  mine drew too much power so i abandoned the idea and never got back to it.  hmm.  8^)

[Dan N]

Feels like deja vu. All over again!

http://diystompboxes.com/sboxforum/viewtopic.php?p=203018

[inverseroom]

Feels like deja vu. All over again!

http://diystompboxes.com/sboxforum/viewtopic.php?p=203018

Whoops!  And that was just a week and a half ago.  But I joined the forum just the other day...

Over on TapeOp we say, UTFSF: Use The F---ing Search Function.  Shoulda done that.

Still, making ZVex scratch his metaphorical beard was worth the extra post.

[zachary vex]

how annoying!  that book was published a year before i built the dyna-trem.  gahh!  i hate that.  heh.

[gez]

Feels like deja vu. All over again!

http://diystompboxes.com/sboxforum/viewtopic.php?p=203018

Bleedin' hell, it's Groundhog Day!   :shock:

[gez]

how annoying!  that book was published a year before i built the dyna-trem.  gahh!  i hate that.  heh.

The book was published then, but the ideas are older...

"His work has been featured regularly in the popular 'Bob's Mini Circuits' section of Electronics, the Maplin magazine. This is a collection of his best ideas from the magazine"