Can the TC Corona Chorus do Vibrato sounds?

[ZepFuzz05]

I tend to assume that most chorus pedals can do vibrato, assuming that the mix knob functions as 100% wet when dimed. Is this the case with the TC Corona? Again, I assumed so, but had to second guess myself since they've got the Shaker, a dedicated vibrato pedal. . .

 

[OotMagroot]

I have the Corona. Doesnt really do the vibrato thing, IMO. But, I did see that TC and Guitar Center Musicians Friend conglomerate have come out with this....

 

[acwild]

The Guthrie Govan tone print can be set for vibrato. I think there's a YouTube video on it. My iPad is set to block that stuff so I can't post it.

 

[ZepFuzz05]

I have the Corona. Doesnt really do the vibrato thing, IMO. But, I did see that TC and Guitar Center Musicians Friend conglomerate have come out with this....

I'd rather pass on the gravy, seeing that it's ugly and rather expenive. I thought I heard someone recently say that they could pull of vibrato sounds from the Corona with the mix knob set to 100%. . .does it never fully eliminate the dry sound at that point, or does it achieve a vibrato that's just just weak and/or ineffective?

 

[MG90]

Remember most of their pedals and especially the small TC Electronics pedals are made so the switches are not replaceable. When the $2 switch breaks out of warranty, the pedal is thrown out. TC will not repair it. They offer to sell you a new one a little below retail. This happened to me, and I am letting others know what they are in for.

 

[ChorusCrackpot]

I've actually started to use my Neunaber Chroma as a vibrato effect.

It sounds a bit too "shaky" on its own, but if you use it after a 'mono' slow chorused signal it sounds really effective, a nice faux-Leslie effect anyway.

It sounds better in stereo though- well if you run it alongside a dry signal through separate speakers.

 

[mrmxyzptlk]

I have a TC Corona Mini, and I was excited to discover today that it's possible to convert it to a vibrato pedal simply by selecting "Kill dry" in the Toneprint Editor. I know that I'm resurrecting a very old thread (Toneprint Editor didn't even exist in 2012!), but I thought this would be the appropriate place to note my observations, rather than starting a new thread.