Pulse Modulator
Key Features
- Three simultaneous LFOs
- Independent pulse speed controls
- Independent pulse depth controls
- Host-tempo synchronization
- Shared pulse-shape control
- Modeled fuzz stage
Description
Pulse Modulator is a tremolo effect modeled on an unusual 1970s pedal, with three LFOs driving a VCA at the same time. The combined modulation then passes through a distortion circuit, creating irregular pulsing textures for guitars, synths, and experimental effect chains.
Each LFO has independent speed and depth controls, with switches for host-tempo synchronization and selectable divisions. A shared pulse-shape control sets the LFO waveform, while the pedal-inspired Boost control is modeled as fuzz.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Pulse Modulator emulate?
It is modeled on an extremely rare tremolo pedal from the 1970s.
Can the LFOs sync to a DAW tempo?
Yes. Each LFO has a sync switch that follows the host tempo and uses selectable tempo divisions.
Is the Boost control a clean boost?
Despite its label, the modeled pedal's circuit behaves more like fuzz. Audio Damage modeled it as fuzz while retaining the Boost name.
