Tremolo w/a latch/momentary switch

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  1. May 24, 2011 #1
    andrew00

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    Hey, so I was listening to some modern lovers earlier and stumbled across this bowie cover - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9uYBdcgR84&NR=1&feature=fvwp - listen to the first ten seconds or so.

    It looks like he's got a tremolo/stutter thing going on, it's not a delay repeat but seems like a tremolo being turned on and off sporadically.

    So I was wondering if anyone know is a tremolo pedal with an unlatch/momentary feature?

    I see there's stuff like the utter stutter which is kind of that same thing I think and that has a momentary switch. I know TC Electronic do their Shaker pedal which has an unlatched mode but that's vibrato.
     
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    tjs

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    Diamond's tremolo has that (manual mode).
     
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    Cosmogang

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    The new Dr. Scientist tremolessence will have this.
     
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    tjs

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    There's a new tremolessence coming out? What else do you know about it? Please tell me it will have tap tempo...
     
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    Agitator

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    Oh, David. :facepalm
     
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    Cosmogang

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    Actually Ryan is coming out with new versions of almost all of his pedals.

    RRR V2 (epic)
    A new Tremolessence (sorry no tap tempo)
    A new Cosmichorus
    A new drive "The Elements"

    Go to ILF @ ilovefuzz.com to read all the threads in the Dr. Scientist hosted forum.

    Cheers
     
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    andrew00

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    That new Tremolessence looks pretty cool, any demo videos knocking about yet or is it still too new?
     
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    wundergussy

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    +1 on the Diamond trem! It is a fantastic pedal and the stutter effect is great.

    You could also look into a repeat percussion pedal (like the EQD Hummingbird) if you want that effect w/out manual control.
     
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    tonycalzony

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    i'm currently trying to decide between a diamond tremolo and a new dr. scientist
     
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    SackvilleDan

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    Diamond Trem for the win! Manual mode is awesome.
     
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    andrew00

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    Looks like the Diamond is just the job - the manual mode is what I was talking about, the unlatched on/off, and it has a lot of other modes including a rhythmic mode that looks interesting!
     
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