Wild tremolo.
Between clockwork and chaos.

Shape the pulse from the inside out, from clockwork precision to organic chaos.
- Multi-wave, deformable LFO with optional tap-tempo sync for rhythmic movement
- Chaos for adding anything from subtle organic movement to unruly variation
- Normal and harmonic tremolo modes
- Crossover for low-frequency preservation or harmonic frequency splitting
- Stereo phase from -180° to 180°
- Zero-latency processing for immediate, real-time response
Give cold repetition a heartbeat.
Biotremology lets you shape the tremolo from the inside out. Control its rhythm, waveform, timing, frequency split, stereo movement, and the subtle deviations that take it from mechanical to organic to chaotic.
Dissecting the pulse

Most tremolos give you a few familiar LFO shapes and let you adjust their rate and depth. The waveform itself is usually treated as a fixed ingredient.
Real-world rhythms are rarely so tidy. Their shape can be asymmetric, their transitions can have different slopes, and their timing can stretch and compress from one part of the cycle to another.
Biotremology puts the LFO itself under your control. Choose its basic shape, reshape it in time and amplitude, sync it to complex rhythmic divisions, and decide exactly how it moves through the stereo field.
Natural mutation

A perfectly periodic LFO produces exactly the same cycle over and over. It's precise, predictable, and completely indifferent to what came before.
Natural systems don't always behave that way. Small variations can accumulate, simple patterns can become complex, and tiny changes can push a system into entirely different behavior.
Biotremology's Chaos control introduces this kind of variation into the modulation. At low settings, the pulse gently drifts away from mechanical perfection. Push it further and the movement becomes increasingly unpredictable, with the stereo channels able to develop their own independent character.
Sounds great, plays fast
Biotremology is built to meet the highest sound quality standards while maintaining maximum playability.
Specifically:
- It adds absolutely no latency.
- Measured Anagram CPU usage: avg 0.8%, max 5.8%. More info on these measurements.