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<strong className="text-current">Tremolo</strong> describes two main

effects: a rapid reiteration of a single note (classical/acoustic) or a

rapid variation in volume (electronic/audio).

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"Amplitude modulation (AM) - The volume goes loud and soft."

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Often confused with vibrato, especially in the context of guitar

"tremolo arms" (which actually produce vibrato) and "vibrato channels"

on amplifiers (which actually produce tremolo).

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<span>See also:</span>

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Vibrato

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<span>Vibrato vs. Tremolo Explained</span>

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