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Started by FlyingZ, August 28, 2009, 09:37:30 PM

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FlyingZ

I'm looking for an existing design that's much like a tremolo but with no slope. I would like it to switch the signal on and off very fast like a machine gun via momentary switch with perhaps a very slight boost. An auto kill switch perhaps.

Ripthorn

Sounds kind of like a burst box... 

On a serious note, I am not aware of one of those designs, but doesn't mean it isn't out there.
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Taylor

It kind of depends how hard you need it to cut. There are plenty of square wave tremolos out there (Tremulus Lune is a popular one) but they usually either tick or the "cut" is not perfectly abrupt. Trem Lune is pretty good, though.

appliancide

The Gristleizer will do that. It does a lot more, but you might be able to just build the part of the circuit that you want.

jacobyjd

Gristleizer FTW! I'm almost finished w/ mine. It's got a GREAT square wave trem, plus much, much more, and it's not too painful a circuit :)
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FlyingZ

#5
Thanks, I'll look at them.


slacker

Just build any trem that can do a square wave like the Colorsound trem, EH Pulsar or the Tremulous Lune and use a momentary switch as the bypass switch. Might be worth having a look at R.Gs variable stuttering pedal as well http://www.geofex.com/FX_images/stutter.pdf

FlyingZ

I really like this but no info on it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgXO9aBim1I

The Geofex Stutter will hit the breadboard within a week.

JKowalski

Quote from: connie_c on August 29, 2009, 05:42:36 AM
the repeat percussion?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01rs8_a-ylU

http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=75372.0




The repeat percussion is more of a multiple-pick-strike-replicator. It's not on/off, but rather emulates the envelope of a pick attack and uses that signal, repeated, to tremolo the sound. It makes notes that ring out instead sound like you hitting the string a bunch of times.