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pre delay on vibrato/tremolo


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Hi all ,

 

I tried to find a (pre) delay setting on the vibrato and/or tremolo effects , but still not found it.

On my keyboard i have guitar sounds with this and it really sounds great , the tone starts normal and after an adjustable time , the vibrato or tremolo comes in and i would like this to have that on my guitar too (it does also spare the whammy bar and tuning).

 

is there already a way to do that and i missed it , and if not , is it a big problem to create such a thing for line6 helix with already existing tremolo and/or vibrato effects?

 

thnx in advance

 

dorialo

 

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Thank you for responding

 

I will try it this way , but i still think it is strange the helix hasn't a delay on the tremolo and/or vibrato which i prefer and hope line6 will add.

anyway thnx for your time and efforts

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Dear qwerty42 ,

 

Well i tried the patch a minute ago and played with the settings a bit , but the problem with this patch is that once the tremolo starts on the first note the next note will start at once tremoloed in stead of delayed , see my point ? Thats why it has to be in the tremolo and vibrato i guess.

 

Anyway thank you again for trying to help ! much appriciated

 

dori

 

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5 minutes ago, dorialo said:

Dear qwerty42 ,

 

Well i tried the patch a minute ago and played with the settings a bit , but the problem with this patch is that once the tremolo starts on the first note the next note will start at once tremoloed in stead of delayed , see my point ? Thats why it has to be in the tremolo and vibrato i guess.

 

Anyway thank you again for trying to help ! much appriciated

 

dori

 

Hi Dori, you can adjust the extent of this with the settings of the autoswell block in the signal chain, to make it more or less sensitive. But to an extent, I don't think you'l ever get exactly what you want here, if you're comparing it to a keyboard. A keyboard has a distinct trigger of each note -- when you press a key -- which makes it simple for an effect to delay a certain amount for every note you play, because it knows exactly when that note started. It's not the same with a guitar, where the only thing that identifies the start of a note is the (sometimes subtle) volume and frequency change relative to the note before it. In short, it's much harder to make every note you play on guitar behave the way you're asking, unless you're muting every string before you pick the next, and in fact I'm not aware of any guitar effect that does quite what you're asking for.

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You probably 100 percent right , it is indeed the trigger problem which we dont have on a keyboard indeed (key-on signal) , well thats a pity for me , but hey life goes on :) .

But thnx anyway for your help and your idea with the autoswell , i wasn't aware of that option either yet , and it is also a wanted option

 

dori

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