Judder

Judder provides choppy tremolo using square-wave modulation for rhythmic amplitude gating. Unlike smooth sine-wave tremolo, the square wave creates abrupt on-off transitions.

Square-wave modulation produces choppy, stuttering effects rather than gentle pulsing. The rhythmic gating adds percussive quality to sustained notes. Rate and depth control the chop.

The aggressive approach suits rhythmic applications where tremolo becomes part of the groove rather than subtle enhancement.

True bypass switching. Square-wave choppy tremolo.