Strymon Ola Chorus Vibrato

During the design of the Ola chorus and vibrato, Strymon started with the dBucket algorithms to achieve a versatile modulation effect with a rich sound. Following the same approach as with Strymon’s analog delay unit, the high-performance DSP included in the unit is fully dedicated to creating organic chorus and exciting vibrato sounds.

• dBucket algorithm for accurate reproduction of each bucket brigade chip.
• High-performance AD/DA converters with a 110dB signal-to-noise ratio.
• High-performance DSP in a compact chassis.
• 3 modulation types (chorus, multi-mode, vibrato).
• 3 dynamic modes (normal, ramp, envelope).
• Controllable ramp speed; envelope sensitivity.
• Global tone control to shape the modulation’s character.
• Mix control to experiment with different modulation intensities.
• Stereo input and output.
• Ultra-low noise.

The chorus is a very distinctive effect whose name comes from the English word "chorus," indicating that it essentially creates a double voice of your instrument, adjustable with countless parameters such as frequency, vibrato, mix, and more.

About Strymon
Talking about Strymon means talking about high quality in effect pedals. They are a manufacturer known for their "High End" pedal lines that combine analog circuits with digital signal processing, delivering truly stunning results. They describe themselves as a small company, yet their effects are used by world-class artists.