Nine modulations in one block: two choruses, vibe, seasick tape-warble, two phasers, flanger, tremolo, rotary.

A modulation block with NINE voicings:

– Lush-2 — warm bucket-brigade-style analog chorus
– Uni-Verse — throbbing photocell swirl for your inner ’69
– Phaser — classic four-stage swoosh, slow haze to fast ripple
– Flanger — metallic jet sweep with feedback
– Tremolo — amplitude pulse, gentle shimmer to hard square chop
– Rotary — a spinning-speaker doppler swirl
– Nevermind Chorus — the watery, seasick analog chorus that defined a certain 1991 intro
– Seasick Vibe — a deep tape-warble that genuinely heaves in pitch: an extended sweep range, slow two-sine tape drift, and a true dry/wet crossfade so the queasiness comes through instead of averaging out
– Script Phaser — a smooth, feedback-free four-stage script-era phaser: a pure sine sweep and soft, musical notches, warmer and rounder than the resonant block-voiced Phaser

A Center Delay control (0–100 ms) shifts the delay line the chorus/flanger modulates around — from tight comb-filter shimmer to wide doubling. Level-safe wet/dry handling means engaging it never drops your volume. Light on CPU; runs on every target including 32-bit Pi.

Works standalone or as part of the Hex Chain suite / Hex Forge. Free and open source (GPL-3).

Credit: Ryan Powell