My Bloody Valentine – Tremolo album cover

My Bloody Valentine – Tremolo

Single 1991

The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 1991 single Tremolo.

Music from Tremolo

Gear Used On Tremolo

Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of My Bloody Valentine – Tremolo (1991). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.

Effects Pedals used by Kevin Shields on Tremolo

Fuzz Effects Pedals

Vorg Warp Sound F-502

In the source photo titled "ks-pedalboard-3.jpg," Kevin Shields' pedalboard features the Warp Sound by Vorg, positioned next to a Shoegazer pedal. This distinctive pedal contributes to Shields' iconic sound, notably heard in the track "Sometimes." The photo reveals a handwritten note by Shields marking "sometimes" on the pedal, indicating its use in creating the song's characteristic fuzzy tone. It is speculated that he pairs this pedal with a Marshall Shredmaster to achieve a rich, distorted sound reminiscent of the "Loveless" album. This approach mirrors the use of the Big Muff by EHX, popular among fans seeking to emulate Shields' unique sonic blend.