Our simulation emulates the classic photocell and bias-modulating guitar amp tremolos, using a configurable LFO to smoothly raise and lower volume.
Select between Sine for smooth vintage throb, Triangle for linear optical pulses, Square for hard chopped tremolo, or Sawtooth for ramped wave patterns.
Visualize LFO envelope curves on our digital oscilloscope screen, and watch the orange-glow status lamp pulse in perfect synchronization with the modulation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tremolo is a modulation effect that rapidly and rhythmically varies the volume of an audio signal. It mimics the classic tremolo circuits found in vintage tube guitar amplifiers.
While often confused (even by classic guitar brands like Fender), tremolo is amplitude modulation (rapidly changing volume), whereas vibrato is frequency modulation (rapidly changing pitch).
Rate controls the LFO oscillation speed (how fast the volume pulses); Depth adjusts the range of the modulation (how dramatic the volume dip is); Waveform chooses the shape of the volume envelope curve.
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