Tapedelay

[Andrew Tarpinian]

Try this out:

http://www.polaritydesign.com/music/MaestroEchoplexEP_4_FeedbackTest.aif

If I set repeats(echo) all the way up it creates an endless feedback loop even on it's own with no note imputed. So what I did was record a portion of the endless feedback with and without a note played for 3 delay settings. Then turned the repeats down enough so there was no endless feedback and recorded three delay settings. I tried to keep the other setting what I think would be "default." Hope this is what you wanted.

Repeat: High
Delay: Short
No note played

Repeat: High
Delay: Short
Note played

Repeat: High
Delay: Med
No note played

Repeat: High
Delay: Med
Note played

Repeat: High
Delay: Long
No note played

Repeat: High
Delay: Long
Note played

Repeat: Notch 7 (I think)
Delay: Short
No note played

Repeat: Notch 7 (I think)
Delay: Med
Note played

Repeat: Notch 7 (I think)
Delay: Long
Note played

On Sep 20, 2012, at 9:38 PM, Michael Zacherl <mubar04 at blauwurf.at> wrote:

> congrats!
> Could you PLS set feedback high and let a single note slowly decay without playing new notes?
> 
> On 21.9.2012, at 02:43 , Andrew Tarpinian wrote:
> 
>> 
>> Just took it out of the box and recorded something quickly* - just playing diva - extremely basic patch (had it on great, forgot to switch it to divine :)  I did it really quick I must have had the recording vol know too loud as there is some distortion going on in the echoes, but that's cool too 
>> 
>> http://polaritydesign.com/music/echoplex_test.mp3
>> 
>> * when I flipped the switch I said "whoa" out loud, I have seriously not turned on something this mechanical with actual noisy moving parts in what feels like forever...