Treminator

Treminator is an analog tremolo pedal. Its amplitude modulation is done by a VCA circuit of the kind found in synthesizers, rather than a conventional pedal-style tremolo stage.

The LFO covers a very wide range of rates, from a cycle of 20 seconds up to 220 Hz, so it can produce slow swells as well as fast, audio-rate modulation. A tap tempo function with several division settings lets the rate be set from playing tempo. Two envelope generators act on the LFO and shape how it behaves, which makes the tremolo respond to the player.

Three patch points allow the pedal to interact with modular and CV equipment. The product listing does not give details on the connectors, power requirements or dimensions.