Diffractor Soundings - Arboretum Tremolo (Stereo Demo)

The Arboretum Tremolo is a stereo tremolo pedal. It permits its user to cover a wide range of varying sounds. The pedal functions by modulating the volume of the input signal. You may use it as an “ordinary” tremolo pedal or, thanks to its integrated Mode and the many waveforms it proposes, as a machine for sonic experimentation. The Mode indeed opens a great number of options and possibilities for the Arboretum user, thanks to its fully independent LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) that proposes 8 different waveforms and permits you to control both speed and depth. As a result, the pedal offers a fun, playful experience that grants the user the countless possibilities to craft unique sounds.
A micro-controller also allows you to “digitally” manage LFOs, bypass and every other feature the Arboretum has to offer. As to the audio signal, it remains 100% analog all the way through for a tremolo that is as warm and organic as possible.
The Arboretum’s LFOs were developed specifically for the pedal. With 8 waveforms options (from classic to more eccentric ones), the LFO that modulates the input signal provides a very reliable and complete base for the user and opens up ever-increasing possibilities. It also features a very useful Tap Tempo function, which is almost indispensable nowadays. The multiplier function, as for it, allows you to go from a very slow tremolo to an extremely fast one, to the point even of almost reaching a ring modulator.

You can find the user manual for the Arboretum Tremolo on the Diffractor Soundings website.
You can find more videos on the Arboretum Tremolo on the Diffractor Soundings Youtube channel.

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00:00 Tremolo Overview
02:12 Mode Overview
04:08 Stereo Demo
05:13 Demo with an overdrive
06:53 Expression input
07:28 CV input
08:05 Stereo jam with a looper
09:31 Stereo ambient jam