DIY tremolo effects pedal kit.

[solspirit]

What can I do to mod it?

 

[jeremy]

what dont you like about it or what more do you want out of it?

 

[solspirit]

what dont you like about it or what more do you want out of it?

It's still in pieces. There isn't anything that I like or dislike. I'm just wondering what, if any, mod would improve it or make it better.

 

[Mincer]

What are the controls on it? I'd assume speed & depth...anything else? I built a BYOC Tremolo pedal before- those were the only controls. I don't think I'd need anything other than that, unless you are looking for *really* fast or slow, or more of a chop (some trems 'round off' the peaks).

 

[jeremy]

which kit is it?

 

[solspirit]

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[Mincer]

I'd say to build it first and see how it sounds. Then if it isn't doing what you want it to do, you can start thinking of changing it. A tremolo isn't like an Overdrive, where there are dozens of standard circuits and thousands of mods.

 

[Aceman]

If I could have ONE extra control on any given Tremolo, it would be Level. Sometimes you want a little more juice so you don't lose the sound in the mix when you engage. After that Triangle/Sine vs Square. And then all the rest.

But I have a few two knobbier that I really like; Demeter tremulater, Dano Tuna Melt, Guyatone VT3, and of course, the Diaz Tremodillo.

 

[Mincer]

If I could have ONE extra control on any given Tremolo, it would be Level. Sometimes you want a little more juice so you don't lose the sound in the mix when you engage. After that Triangle/Sine vs Square. And then all the rest.

But I have a few two knobbier that I really like; Demeter tremulater, Dano Tuna Melt, Guyatone VT3, and of course, the Diaz Tremodillo.

Yeah, I've used trems that were lower in volume. On most multi-effects, tremolos almost always feature a volume control, and they have to be bumped up at least a little bit to fit in the mix.