Your Favorite Delay!

[italoop]

Thanks Italoop, some of those delays blew my mind! I don't know if I will ever get that in depth with editing and such soundscapes but damn, really cool.

Thank you!
You may not need to do the deep programming...
check these out:
http://www.italodeangelis.com/it/FX_pro ... libraries/

 

[Luca79]

I use the DL8000R, but starting now to understand how to set it. Am a bit confused how to use the WARP!

 

[italoop]

I use the DL8000R, but starting now to understand how to set it. Am a bit confused how to use the WARP!

Start checking those factory presets using the WARP knob!
The concept is about patching a parameter or multiple ones to that knob and setting the scaling (min/max values for the parameter). Along with the user manual you will get it.
A simple application is to patch feedback to WARP so that you can have any amount of feedback you like, less or more.
Or you could patch delay levels.
Something a bit more advanced...
say you create a 4 voice chorus with the first 4 delays and a flanger with the other 4. You can use the WARP to switch from chorus to flanger and back.
Just patch the levels of the first 4 voices as min=0/max=100 and the inverse scaling for the other 4 voices. Warp will smoothly crossfade between chorus and flanger.
You could also make the WARP work as a switch changing the patching min/max so that 1 click of the WARP kills the chorus and starts the flanger.
You can do a LOT with the WARP!

 

[Luca79]

I use the DL8000R, but starting now to understand how to set it. Am a bit confused how to use the WARP!

Start checking those factory presets using the WARP knob!
The concept is about patching a parameter or multiple ones to that knob and setting the scaling (min/max values for the parameter). Along with the user manual you will get it.
A simple application is to patch feedback to WARP so that you can have any amount of feedback you like, less or more.
Or you could patch delay levels.
Something a bit more advanced...
say you create a 4 voice chorus with the first 4 delays and a flanger with the other 4. You can use the WARP to switch from chorus to flanger and back.
Just patch the levels of the first 4 voices as min=0/max=100 and the inverse scaling for the other 4 voices. Warp will smoothly crossfade between chorus and flanger.
You could also make the WARP work as a switch changing the patching min/max so that 1 click of the WARP kills the chorus and starts the flanger.
You can do a LOT with the WARP!

Thanks for the answer. So is more complicated then i thought, lol.
When you say chorus and flanger you mean i can have a chorus on the 4 tap on L, and a flanger on the 4 tap on R?

 

[italoop]

I use the DL8000R, but starting now to understand how to set it. Am a bit confused how to use the WARP!

Start checking those factory presets using the WARP knob!
The concept is about patching a parameter or multiple ones to that knob and setting the scaling (min/max values for the parameter). Along with the user manual you will get it.
A simple application is to patch feedback to WARP so that you can have any amount of feedback you like, less or more.
Or you could patch delay levels.
Something a bit more advanced...
say you create a 4 voice chorus with the first 4 delays and a flanger with the other 4. You can use the WARP to switch from chorus to flanger and back.
Just patch the levels of the first 4 voices as min=0/max=100 and the inverse scaling for the other 4 voices. Warp will smoothly crossfade between chorus and flanger.
You could also make the WARP work as a switch changing the patching min/max so that 1 click of the WARP kills the chorus and starts the flanger.
You can do a LOT with the WARP!

Thanks for the answer. So is more complicated then i thought, lol.
When you say chorus and flanger you mean i can have a chorus on the 4 tap on L, and a flanger on the 4 tap on R?

"Complicated" is a very relative concept. It depends on your expertise and use of rack gear. It's a pretty common/standard procedure people have been using since mid '80s.
Yes, you can have a 4 voice chorus on the Left input taps and a flanger on the 4 voice fed from the Right input. You can pan each of those effects as you like, across the stereo image, so both will still be stereo out effects.
You can do a lot there!
First imagine... then think... finally visualize it!