Over the years, the Tri-Stereo Chorus was produced under three different names: Dyna- My-Piano, Dytronics and Songbird. The 1U rackmount wonder quickly found favour on the West Coast session scene, not only with the keyboardists at whom it was primarily targeted, but also guitarists, who enthusiastically put it to work forging the silky, hyper-real tones that played such a big part in defining the sound of the decade.

Tone for shaping the high and low end of your signal.One of the ‘holy grails’ of hardware effects, the Dytronics Tri-Stereo Chorus was designed by Chuck Monte in the early 80s as a partner for his Dyna-My-Piano modded Fender Rhodes - a punchier, more recording-friendly version of the legendary keyboard that won numerous big-name fans in the 70s and 80s.

Detune the left and right channels simultaneously by +/- 40 cents.

Depth L/C/R controls the amount of modulation applied to each of the 3 voices from the LFO.

Chorus mix adds just a hint of chorusing, or turn it all the way up for vibrato.

Chorale Mode produces lush, swirling choruses inspired by classic rackmount Tri-chorus units.

Chorus Mode evokes the chorusing effect created by classic chorus stompboxes.

Bucket Brigade Delay-style stereo Tri-chorus.

From the slight sweetening of a single guitar track to the lush spatial envelopment of synths or strings, TriceraChorus was designed for experimentation. By allowing you to apply different amounts of detune to each side, you can create more realistic doubling effects or widen and enhance the stereo field.

TriceraChorus stunningly emulates that sound and adds the desired updates that only modern digital technology can deliver.Įventide pioneered micro-pitch detuning in the 80s, and TriceraChorus is its perfect partner. Combine that with slight differences in the way the components performed, and you have the lush organic sound of vintage chorus pedals. By using a line of capacitors, in a fashion similar to early firefighting techniques, the input signal is literally handed off to the next in line for processing. Analog bucket-brigade technology refers to the way vintage pedals created signal delay. The unmistakable rich depth of classic 70s and 80s chorus pedals has been distilled down to perfection and offered as a vintage bucket brigade style plugin.

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