Less Choppy Double Flush?

[lwatford]

Finished a Double Flush a few weeks ago, it sounds good, but it's a bit choppy for me (even with the intensity all the way down). I can't quite tell from other demos (of the Tremulator and the few Trembulator clips I've found) but they all seem to sound like mine. Is there a way to calm it down a little?

[nzCdog]

Using LED/LDR? Might be to do with your parts choices?  I imagine superbright LEDs wouldn't work very well, maybe you could experiment with different parts

[madbean]

Two suggestions: Increase R12 to lower the intensity of the the LED brightness and/or reduce the value of the BAL control to 10kB/C to reduce the amount of signal cutoff of the guitar signal. I think the R12 thing is probably what you are after.

[lwatford]

Using LED/LDR? Might be to do with your parts choices?  I imagine superbright LEDs wouldn't work very well, maybe you could experiment with different parts

I'm using an opto (VLT5C1)

Two suggestions: Increase R12 to lower the intensity of the the LED brightness and/or reduce the value of the BAL control to 10kB/C to reduce the amount of signal cutoff of the guitar signal. I think the R12 thing is probably what you are after.

I tried that, and it helped a little, but it still seems like a square wave to me. Out of curiosity, I put an LED inline with the Opto, and it pulses a square wave, not a smooth sine or even a triangle wave. Anyone care to check theirs?