Black Current Vibrato & Stutter effect

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Black Current Vibrato & Stutter effect

Freppo
Here is a original design that I have been working on for a while



Please let me know what you think about it. :)
More info, schematic and vero layout at www.parasitstudio.se

Cheers
/ Fredrik
check out my building blog at www.parasitstudio.se
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Re: Black Current Vibrato & Stutter effect

Dave
Well that's been added to my list of your designs to build, fantastic work!
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Re: Black Current Vibrato & Stutter effect

Freppo
Dave wrote
Well that's been added to my list of your designs to build, fantastic work!
Cheers Dave, i'm glad you like it :)
check out my building blog at www.parasitstudio.se
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IvIark
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Very cool
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Re: Black Current Vibrato & Stutter effect

Kinski
VERY cool!

Would there be a way to add a DEPTH control to the vibrato and trem?
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Freppo
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Yes, It's possible. I had a depth pot on the breadboard for a while. If I remember correct I used a 500K or a 1M pot to ground at the output of the LFO. On my vero layout just connect the lug 3 of the pot to the row under the J201 (row/column T-17) Then connect pot lugs 1&2 to ground. Not sure about the pot numbering so expriment.

Another way to make depth control is to replace the top left 15K resistor with a pot. Use a 20K pot from third row (C-1) to ground. This will also change the filter/crossover frequency as well as the depth of the vibrato which is cool. That method will only effect the vibrato mode though and not the stutter.

EDIT. Another cool mod is to widen the range of the LFO. By replacing the 270K resistor with a 100K. That will get you into superfast psuedo ringmod'ish sounds aswell. And by lowering the 15K resistor (that is next to the 270K r) to a 3.3K you will still have the same slowest speed. A log pot makes a better sweep with that mod.. but I found it a bit too extreme and harder to set an exact tempo within such a wide range.

cheers
/ Fredrik
check out my building blog at www.parasitstudio.se
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boratto
Cool. nice cabbalistic art too!