Walrus Audio Julianna (Black)
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The Essentials to Know About the Walrus Audio Julianna Pedal
The Essentials to Know About the Walrus Audio Julianna Pedal
- Ultra-musical stereo chorus/vibrato: from a smooth and wide chorus to a fully embraced "seasick" vibrato.
- Analog audio path + digital LFO: the warmth and dynamics of analog with precise and rich modulation.
- Signature "Lag" control: adjusts the modulated center delay to shift from tight modulation to detune/warble-style pitch offset.
- Deluxe features: tap tempo, drift, secondary "momentary" LFO, expression or external tap control, and intelligent stereo field management.
Manufacturer Information
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From the Julia to the Julianna: the "deluxe" stereo version designed for modern pedalboards
The Julianna extends the DNA of the Julia Analog Chorus/Vibrato by adding a true "performance" dimension: stereo, tap tempo, and momentary functions. The idea is not to offer just another generic chorus, but a pedal capable of sculpting wide and lively soundscapes, with modulation that can remain delicate... or intentionally unstable, almost hypnotic.Its approach is immediately recognizable by two elements that have become iconic at Walrus Audio for this family of pedals: the Dry/Chorus/Vibrato (D-C-V) blend and the famous Lag control, which changes both the playing feel and the chorus color. ([cdn.shopify.com](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0906/8480/files/Julianna_manual_web.pdf?v\=1595445327))
For which guitarists (and bassists): from subtle chorus to experimental vibrato, in studio and on stage
The Walrus Audio Julianna is aimed both at guitarists seeking a clean and elegant stereo chorus to enrich clean chord voicings, and musicians wanting an expressive vibrato for lead lines, lo-fi textures, or ambient pads. It works particularly well in pop, indie, alternative rock, post-rock, funk/soul contexts, but it also adds unexpected depth to more saturated sounds (rock riffs, shoegaze, etc.).Live, the stereo and tap tempo features allow anchoring the modulation within a song, while the momentary functions invite "playing" the pedal like an instrument (temporary accelerations, more unstable passages). In the studio, the Julianna is an excellent source of width and movement without losing attack or playing dynamics.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Chorus, Vibe | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog & Digital | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
| Potentiometers | Rate, Depth, Lag, D-C-V (Dry/Chorus/Vibrato) | Audio outputs | Mono Out, Stereo Out |
| Selectors | Shape (sine / triangle / random), Div (tap division) | Dimensions (W x D x H) | 6.6 x 12.2 x 5.6 cm |
| Footswitches | Bypass, Tap | Enclosure size | 4.77 x 2.9 x 2.3 inches |
| Momentary functions | access to a secondary LFO speed and temporary ramping | Required power supply | 9V DC (center-negative) |
| Audio inputs | Mono In, Stereo In | Power consumption | 100 mA (minimum) |
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Questions frequently asked
Can the Julianna be used in stereo?
The connectivity includes Mono In and Stereo In inputs, as well as Mono Out and Stereo Out outputs. In stereo, the dry signal can be sent to one side and the vibrato to the other via the D-C-V control.
What power supply is required for the Julianna?
A 9 V DC center-negative power supply capable of providing at least 100 mA is required.
Does the tap tempo accept an expression pedal?
The Tap/Expression input accepts an external tap or an expression pedal after internal adjustments. Expression can control Rate, Depth, or both parameters. The Div switch applies a quarter note, triplet, or eighth note division to the tapped speed.
How to achieve a pronounced vibrato with this pedal?
The D-C-V potentiometer gradually transitions from chorus to vibrato as the dry signal is reduced. The Lag setting enhances detune and warble, while Shape offers sine, triangle, or random waveforms.
Is the Walrus Audio Julianna suitable for bass?
Designed for guitarists and bassists, this pedal combines chorus and vibe with Rate, Depth, Lag, and D-C-V controls. Its 6.6 x 12.2 x 5.6 cm format makes it easy to integrate on a pedalboard.
