Walrus Audio Julianna Stereo Analog Chorus/Vibrato Pedal

MEET JULIA’S BIG SISTER AND GET LOST IN A SEA OF CHORUS + VIBRATO

With its lush, cascading chorusing, lively vibrato, and distinctive lag function, which can cause the effect to go into seasick, loping ambulation, Walrus Audio’s Julia is an instant favorite of guitarists everywhere. All of Julia’s powers are available, but Walrus Audio Julianna also demonstrates a few special skills her little sister doesn’t have. Julianna’s stereo outputs are its most prominent feature, making them perfect for wet/dry/wet setups or for producing extra-wide effects in the studio. Julianna then gives you access to a tap tempo control to set the effect’s rate and a tap division control to divide the tempo into quarter notes, quarter-note triplets, or an eighth-note multiplier.

In addition to a random waveform option, a secondary LFO speed that you can ramp up or slow down to, and a drift function for subtly accelerating and decelerating the LFO rate to make Julianna’s warbles even warblier, Walrus Audio Julianna’s extensive LFO settings take chorusing into uncharted chasms! Finally, Julianna has an expression jack that can be used with an extra expression pedal to regulate depth, pace, or both. Julianna looks fantastic floating on your pedalboard thanks to artwork created by longtime Walrus Audio colleague Adam Forster in surf green ink against a deep lavender background.

Walrus Audio’s artists, musicians, and engineers enjoy seeking out sounds that arouse inspiration, such as the ideal breakdown of overdrive, a gorgeously thick distortion, an endlessly sustaining reverb, and a self-oscillating delay. Simply said, these guys enjoy experimenting with audio. They develop stompboxes that mimic the acoustic landscapes they experience in their heads. Guitar pedals from Walrus Audio are as functional as they are flexible since they were created by sound tweakers for other sound tweakers.