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My ennui has been eleviated recently by playing with a charming delay mode on my VG-8 that I have totally failed to find emulated anywhere else in my FX arsenal---which is surprising, since most of my other gear has a delay mode that is called something similar to what the V calls it: Cross (or Cross Feedback) Delay. On the V, you set up a main delay and a right or left delay with different times, so you get a sort of rhythm, such as 372ms and 596ms. The cool part is that the repeats (with a high feedback) come back like this: *.............*.....*.............*.............*.....*.............*......... ....*.....*.............*.............*....*, etc. On every other device I have that claims to do "cross delay," the full pattern is maintained only on the first go-round: *.............*.....*.............*.....*.............*.....*.............*... ..*, etc., which is obviousy more boring. Does anyone know of a delay that will duplicate the VG version of Cross Delay, but with a longer max time than 1000ms? I was certain my Korg DL8000R would do the trick, but no... It's a delightful way to build complex rhythms quickly from very sparse events; appreciate any clues... dpc