Hey everybody—Curtis here. In this demo I’m checking out the Flux Effects Liquid Ambience Vibraphonic Version 2, which takes that fantastic, luscious hall reverb Flux is known for and adds new mono-only modulation modes: chorus/vibrato and tremolo. I’m playing my Novo Cirrus T (bridge Tele pickup) into my Benson Earhart combo, mic’d with a Sennheiser e906, starting with a clean tone and then moving through the different modes so you can hear how it reacts in a real-world rhythm-player setting. I begin by quickly sampling the “original” Liquid Ambience-style sounds—those octave/sub-octave and fifth/sub-fifth textures plus the big hall space—then I jump into the new tremolo mode where the waveform shifts from harder on the left to smoother on the right, and the speed is controlled right on the pedal. After that I head to the chorus side (and into vibrato shortly after), showing the wide range of speeds and how the reflections filtering works, especially when I back off the Space knob so you can really hear the chorus character. I also touch on the More switch behavior (it can ramp things up depending on the mode/space), the true-bypass-with-trails setup, and the dry loop that lets you insert another pedal into the path for even more layering.