Tremolo with flashing LED

[megatrav]

Hi,

I have a pretty ambitious project I am working on

I was wondering if the Shoot The Moon Tremolo features a flashing/pulsing LED that moves at the rate the tremolo is at?
If not, does anyone know of a pcb that does?

Also, how difficult would it be to add tap tempo?
or are there any projects out there that already have both?

Thanks!

 

[Robert]

Yep, the Moonshot PCB does have an LED that flashes to indicate the LFO rate.

The Trembling Loon and the upcoming harmonic tremolo PCBs do as well.

None of these are set up for tap tempo but I'm working on a version of the Trembling Loon and harmonic tremolo that will have tap tempo.
In the meantime, if you're in a hurry you might want to check out the Twin Peaks tremolo.

 

[megatrav]

Yep, the Moonshot PCB does have an LED that flashes to indicate the LFO rate.

The Trembling Loon and the upcoming harmonic tremolo PCBs do as well.

None of these are set up for tap tempo but I'm working on a version of the Trembling Loon and harmonic tremolo that will have tap tempo.
In the meantime, if you're in a hurry you might want to check out the Twin Peaks tremolo.

I’m excited about the Harmonic tremolo! Thanks for the reply!

 

[bakewelder]

sorry to tag on here, but didnt want to start another thread if its a stupid question. I am testing the circuit, but not in an enclosure but on my auditorium test board. The effect works but is faint, ...is that because the LDR is exposed?

 

[peccary]

sorry to tag on here, but didnt want to start another thread if its a stupid question. I am testing the circuit, but not in an enclosure but on my auditorium test board. The effect works but is faint, ...is that because the LDR is exposed?

I have no idea if that would cause the issue you've got, but you could test that pretty easily by covering up the board with a box or something while playing.