kudos to the ducking features! What about vibrato?

e_del · Apr 16th 2013

Ducking is great!
I currently play more in a Frisell-wannabe style, and it permits to have delay only at the end of a phrase... that's what I missed from my dear TC Electronic stompbox (they call it "dynamic delay").

I'm wondering if it could be possible to have it also on the vibrato effect (that has also the useful crossover parameter... quite interesting too: double kudos!)

Maurizio70 · Apr 16th 2013

The ducking feature already works with all the effects and stomps including vibrato...

e_del · Apr 16th 2013

Quote from Maurizio70

The ducking feature already works with all the effects and stomps including vibrato...

well... I found it in the delay pages, but when I select a Vibrato in the left ABCD button section, I only find Rate, Depth, Crossover in the first page, and Volume in the second page...

but wait.. I'm still with 1.6.1 FW version... maybe it's in the new 1.7?

Maurizio70 · Apr 16th 2013

No, you have right, I was sure it was there but NO!
Very strange, because the ducking features is present for many manby effects, including chorus, tremolo, phaser, flanger...

For the Vibrato is missing...

Hope they will insert in the future!

guitarmania62 · Apr 17th 2013

+1 for ducking on vibrato

e_del · Apr 17th 2013

Quote from e_del

I'm wondering if it could be possible to have it also on the vibrato effect (that has also the useful crossover parameter... quite interesting too: double kudos!)

Just to specify what for, I'd like in particular to experiment with vibrato becoming more and more intense as the sound fades out under a certain threshold...
(never seen crossover on vibrato, and that in itself is great, as it permits to play chord having modulation mainly on the top notes, while the bass remains more stable. KPA is great)

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