vibrato

Like yek said, not specifically but it is trivial to create. It's just a chorus at 100% mix really. You can use the pitch block for a more dramatic effect.
 
thanks dude... that's really interesting looking.....

I have a cunning plan forming in my head....

I now just need my Axe 2 to show up so's I can execute it.. lol..
 
Are you guys serious, no vibrato effect? It was only one of the first guitar fx ever used. With all these Fender models, there should be a very good vibrato available.
 
Did you even read the link which Yek posted? There's no floobydust: it's modulation, and it can be recreated within the Axe with the tools we have now, within twenty seconds of programming time.
 
Ace79 said:
... With all these Fender models, there should be a very good vibrato available.
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Which reminds me that Fender tended to switch the terms vibrato and tremolo: the vibrato on a Twin is actually a tremolo (volume varies) and the tremolo on a Strat is actually a vibrato effect (varies pitch).
 
LMO said:
Which reminds me that Fender tended to switch the terms vibrato and tremolo: the vibrato on a Twin is actually a tremolo (volume varies) and the tremolo on a Strat is actually a vibrato effect (varies pitch).
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Yeah, are people looking for a "tremolo" effect or "vibrato"? Meaning volume modulation versus pitch modulation.
 
My mistake guys, I was thinking about trem, that's why I was so shocked. Nice to know it's there. My AX 2 arrives monday.
 
so here's the next Q:
if for example I wanted the vibrato to fade in gradually would I be better off controlling it from an ADSR or Envelope?
 
I was kinda thinking of doing other stuff with real time control...

but yeah.. I totally get what you're saying.....
 
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