Bulb optical tremolo and spring reverb

A real lamp, pulsing in the panel. LAMP is the tremolo in old guitar amps made into a module: an analog LFO heats a filament behind a window, a photocell reads it, and the light opens the volume and the tone together. The filament heats faster than it cools, so it throbs rather than chops.

Patch an envelope into LIGHT with GLOW down and the bulb becomes a slow low-pass gate. A digital two-spring tank sits after it, its tail wavering with the light, and past three o'clock SPRING crashes like a kicked amp. FLICKER sends the light out as a CV.

https://daylightnoise.com/lamp/

• ? mA +12V
• ? mA -12V
• ? mA 5V

This Module is an early prototype, a concept in development, or an AI mockup