Strymon Mobius User Manual page 15

Mobius
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Mod Machines: Vibe
A recreation of the late '60s "vibe" circuit which was one of the first
modulation effects of its time. A staple in classic rock lead guitar of
the era and originally intended to be a recreation of a rotary speaker
sound, the vibe has its own unique niche in the world of modulation.
PARAMETERS:
WAVESHAPE:
LOW END CONTOUR:
HEADROOM:
MODE:
TIPS & TRICKS:
The DEPTH knob changes the character of the VIBE from a smooth
pulsing to a warbled undulation, most noticeable at slower speeds.
For maximum throb, set the LO END param to the '+' side.
The quintessential VIBE sound occurs in the VIBE machine's
CHORUS mode. This mode combines the input signal with the wet
effect signal, producing the psychedelic phasey sound. The vintage
vibe effects had a switch that removed the unaffected dry signal from
the output, which results in a unique 'phase-shift vibrato'. Select the
VIBRTO mode for this vibrato effect. Try setting the WAVSHP param
to maximum to get some vintage-amp-inspired vibrato mojo.
Varies the shape of the LFO by warping its waveform
and duty cycle.
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Allows for shaping the low-end from full low-
end to progressive high-passing.
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Adjusts the amount of distortion within the vibe
circuitry. Set to maximum for the cleanest vibe tones,
and dial back to add the feel and grit of dirtier vibe
tones.
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Toggles the vibe mode between vibe (vibrato) and
chorus.
Vibrato
Chorus
FILTER
PHASER
VIBE
ROTARY
FLANGER
CHORUS
TYPE
push (bank/BPM)
hold (save)
A
FORMANT
VINTAGE TREM
PATTERN TREM
AUTOSWELL
DESTROYER
QUADRATURE
BANK DOWN
VALUE
push (param)
®
hold (global)
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