Vibrato effect software?

[geoffrey]

Hi KvRists,
Which programs, effects, hosts have vibrato capabilities. I know about the Scanner Vibrato in Logic. Any others? I just saw a band where the guitar player used an old Boss vibrato and it got me thinking of software emulations, etc.
Thanks,
Geoff

[ouroboros]

well, in FL studio there are ways to create vibrato easily, but not a specific plug, per say. NDC PLugs has a couple of FX (free) that do the job very well, such as The Modulator.

[aciddose]

anything that uses allpass filters in series or an interpolated
digital delay should be capable of vibrato if given nonlinear
modulation input. take a modulated delay, flanger/chorus, set
the speed to about 5.5hz, delay 24ms, sine wave. (hopefully,
remember you get the integrated responce of the modulation, and
n integrated sine is cosine*n.) then adjust modulation to taste.
24ms or 0->48 should be enough for most vibrato.

[Torben]

http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/gmo-1.php

[Blue Cat Audio]

You can try our free chorus plug-in, setting the dry parameter to 0. There is a preset that shows that capability. You can even get a stereo vibrato effect this way.
It's available on http://software.bluecatonline.org (it's Windows VST or DX software)

[Peel]

Simple & free:
vibrator.

There's also JS Vibrato which is coarser & adds (unintentional, I think) distortion, but sounds cool sometimes & lets you freeze the buffer.

[greendoor]

I second the Kjaerhus Golden Modulator. You can sync to host tempo, with phase offset if required. Big choice of waveforms, and many other uses as well.

[sonicfire]

E-Fex Modulator

[mrufino1]

nomad factory has the free bundle, which has a great tremolo.

[kodama]

This is your best bet!

E-Fex Modulator