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PCM42 "modulation" is a different one! Back in those days most DDLs didn't modulate the delay time. The VCO would sweep the sampling frequency which in turn would shift the pitch of the input signal. Because of this technique the chorusing can be used with moderation as it gets wild as soon as...

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(y) Best IRs,,,, right? :giggle::giggle::giggle:

Great rig, Eddie! A word of caution.... the Roland SDE-3000 are known about problems in the power section. It gets hot and easily breaks... and is VERY hard to replace. I suggest you keep a free space on top of each one to help preventig the issue.

Zach WTF, man? Really? I can't believe my eyes reading this! I understand youm oved and all... but hey... it may be worth being more cautious now and not take any big decision. Settle down and see how things go there... gigs will come back and you never know. I know a lot of people who did what...

Nope! But I saved a LOT of money buying that cool supergear buying it when people started to buy crappy pedals. RIGHT THERE I saved a fortune, trust me!

In 1993 I was on serious hunt in L.A. for a good Strat, willing to spend a couple of Gs for it. Tried everything... from any boutique "you name the brand" ones to anything else. Dozens!!! All of them missed something I wanted... could be the neck feel or the pickups sound or else... so I gave...

I miss communism!!!

In my experience NO PLUG sounds like a well recorded amp or a nice analog preamp, designed for the job, going D.I. A lot of people ask me how do I get my recorded tones... the answer is always the same: -guitar thru TECH21 PSA-1 preamp running balanced D.I. thru a Mackie mixer with hardware efx...

AND there are several "persons of color" Rick has made videos about!

Use a regular mic. USB will also add USB latency.

Adding delay doesn't add pitch detuning at all. But it looks the editor has some tricks to get there. You should try it.

I'm afraid you can't do a simple detune on that TC pedal. It looks like a scales based pitch shifter using intervals- A detune runs on a few cents up or down to slightly get that pleasant out of tuneness once blended with the dry sound. Unless the editor allows detuning, which I doubt, this is...

Allen & Heath are nice! So are Mackie and Soundcraft, particularly those made in US and UK. Get something with 4 Aux Sends, NO less. You can do a LOT more on a mixer as it's a real musical instrument. An example out of many.... take any digital delay made in the '70s and early '80s, be it...

I STRONGLY recommend you to get a different mixer! If this setup is meant to be used with your recording station...I'd really go for a desktop mixer over the rack one... which is "ok" for a stage rig. The desktop one sounds much better and gives you a lot more routing possibilities. There are...

Another human with a fine ear! What happened to the species? Extinction?

Thanks god... there are still humans with an ear!

From an interesting 1996 Lexicon document: "In 1969 MIT Professor Dr. Francis Lee developed a digital delay unit for heartbeat monitoring. Together with engineer Chuck Bagnashi he founded the company American Data Sciences, with offices over the Lexington Savings Bank in Lexington, MA. The...

Digital Delays from that era and following years, say from the very first ones to the 1980s models, were ALL a mixture of analog and digital technology and so the first H models. DSPs are a mid '80s thing, when VLSI chips became available for good prices. So what was analog back then? The audio...