One bucket brigade pedal for delay flange and chorus?

[sadfield]

Also, for best results with flanger, ideally the polarity of the feedback needs to be flipped to negative.

Negative polarity flanging gives an almost phaser kind of sound.

So I was technically wrong, but ultimately correct. I'll take that.

 

[telemnemonics]

This is pretty good.
Not for you?
More for me!

 

[SbS]

Mad Professor Double Moon makes several Choruses (6), Flanging (3) and a Vibrato (1).. just one at the time, being a BBD device. Bad news, it's discontinued.

 

[telekus67]

Strymon D-E-C-O

 

[Dufffy1111]

I’ve been googling around and I can’t find one.

Since a chorus and flanger are just LFO modulated delay with short and extremely short delay times respectively, has anyone made a bucket brigade flanger where you can just turn the delay time all the way up through a chorus range to times more typical of a bucket brigade delay and turn the modulation down to zero? I bet it could be done with a rotary switch that changes the range of the time pot.

I know EHX polychorus does flanging and chorus both but obviously not delay.

And I know it’s probably more practical to have separate pedals but I like the idea of just having a two pedal all analog board with my OS-2 that does multiple kinds of gain pedal. Mostly the chorus/flange/delay would be for slapback/sub-slapback delay for thickening my lead tone, but it’d be cool having the options.

Zoom Ms-50g+. Small boss pedal size. Usb-c or 9v powered.