Modulation

Undertow

A tremolo that swings the volume in time: a harmonic one in the style of early-'60s amps, its lows and highs swirling in opposite phase, or a bias, optical or pan tremolo, free or locked to the song's tempo.

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Kelp Forest

Every control, as its hover label says it in the plugin.

ControlWhat it doesRangeDefault
ModeHarmonic swirls the lows against the highs, the early-'60s amps' way; Bias turns the whole level down and up; Optical does the same through a lamp's softer lag; Pan sways the sound between the sides.Harmonic, Bias, Optical, PanHarmonic
RateHow fast it swings, in cycles a second; with Sync on Clock, a note value at the song's tempo.0.1 to 15 Hz4 Hz
SyncFree swings at Rate in cycles a second; Clock locks the swing to the song, Rate's knob picking a note value.Free, ClockFree
DivisionThe note value one swing lasts, on Rate's knob while Sync is on Clock.1/1, 1/2., 1/1T, 1/2, 1/4., 1/2T, 1/4, 1/8., 1/4T, 1/8, 1/16., 1/8T, 1/16, 1/32., 1/16T, 1/321/8
DepthHow far it swings: at 0 the input passes untouched, at 100% the dips go all the way down.0 to 100 %50 %
ShapeThe swing's wave: a smooth sine at 0, choppier as it turns, nearly a square at 100%.0 to 100 %0 %
CrossoverWhere Harmonic splits the lows from the highs.100 to 4000 Hz700 Hz
SpreadRuns the right side's swing behind the left's, half a cycle at 100%, so Harmonic's swirl moves across the sides: 0 keeps them together (Pan already sways side to side).0 to 100 %0 %
MixHow much of the swing you hear: at 0 the input passes untouched.0 to 100 %100 %