Are there any vibrato vero layouts?

[nightendday]

Now I've scoured the googles, and pages upon pages of vero layouts, but I could not find a vibrato anywhere. I recently played the maggie, made by keith from BYOC, and I freakin' loved the thing. Anything similar, or even more whacky in the DIY stores?

[danielzink]

http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/DRAGONFLY-LAYOUTS_0/album19/album145/EA_TREMOLO_VERO.gif.html


http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/DRAGONFLY-LAYOUTS_0/album19/album145/KAY_TREMOLO_001.jpg.html


http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/cathexis/Veroboard+Layouts/Vibrato-Matic+III/Vibrato-Matic+III.jpg.html

[Scruffie]

There's vero layouts for the Tri-Vibe & Easy Vibe around.

[nocentelli]

The Magnavibe is a simple, but great sounding vibrato:

[nightendday]

http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/DRAGONFLY-LAYOUTS_0/album19/album145/EA_TREMOLO_VERO.gif.html


http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/DRAGONFLY-LAYOUTS_0/album19/album145/KAY_TREMOLO_001.jpg.html


http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/cathexis/Veroboard+Layouts/Vibrato-Matic+III/Vibrato-Matic+III.jpg.html

I meant vibrato vibrato, as in pitch bending, not the incorrectly labeled tremolo... But that kay does look funn

[oldschoolanalog]

Any flanger. Subtract the clean signal from the mixed output ("wet" output only). Voila! Pitch bending.

[nocentelli]

I get the impression flanger vero layouts are even rarer than vibrato layouts.

[Pyr0]

I get the impression flanger vero layouts are even rarer than vibrato layouts.

Not really 


ADA Flanger on vero from Sabrotone.

[pinkjimiphoton]

+1 on the magnavibe!!

[haveyouseenhim]

+1 on the magnavibe!!

Yea, I love the magnavibe. I'm making one for the local music store owner and he's a total tone snob.

[Scruffie]

Any flanger. Subtract the clean signal from the mixed output ("wet" output only). Voila! Pitch bending.

Or phaser or chorus.

But the tri-vibe is pitch bending vibrato, specifically designed for vibrato and there was a vero layout, search through the Tri-Vibe thread.

[pinkjimiphoton]

BUT... (he said)

the magnavibe is wicked easy, it worked out of the gate and was my first vero build i think...

use jumbo led's and damn near any photoresistor...easy breezy..

[oldschoolanalog]

Just listened to sound clips of the suggested builds. I would recommend doing so also. For versatility and uniqueness the Tri-Vibe is the most impressive to me.
Simple build too!

[justing]

I've built the Tri-Vibe twice - once on perf and once on pcb.  I was mostly after the vibrato but thought the 'swirl' and 'whirl' would be nice to have too.  For some reason the non-vibrato modes always had a noticeably strange (not good) EQ curve that was quite distinct from the unprocessed signal.  It made those modes unusable to me, they sounded really "hollow" for lack of a better word, pretty much all the mids were gone.  I'm not as adept as many here and couldn't figure out how to rectify that so I just use it for vibrato.

Anyway, the vibrato mode sounds good.  It doesn't get too wide or crazy, but what it does, it does well.  I haven't tried the Magnavibe but I hear good things and I'd like to build one one of these days to satisfy my vibrato needs in a smaller package.

[scuzzphut]

Going to pitch in with support for the Magnavibe.
Easy, works well, good vero layout.