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On or around 08:05 PM 12/7/99 -0800, Scott A. Martin said: >>> The online manual says that "in longer delay times...the LFO will make >>>sounds that are not normally useful in music," so I know y'all must have >>>tried it. =) >> >>Yes, quite frequently. I can provide sound samples if you'd like; they >>range anywhere from "oooh, I'm on nitrous" to "who thought that was a >good >>idea" to "exactly what did you do that signal path', particularly if you >>run a couple delay units with that era LFO together. > >Great! Please put 'em up! Here's two examples. The first is relatively boring; I threw a quick nasty loop into my RDS 3.6 and hit hold. I walk through the various non-destructive permutations of the LFO (there are quite a few sounds; I just go for "representative") in relation to the loop. Sound file: http://www.realm-of-shade.com/temp/rds-36-sample-lfo-loop.mp3 (2.1 mb) The second is what you can do with other 80s el-cheapo rack units in conjunction with one of the RDS delays. For this example, I used my trusty ebow into my Fender Deluxe 112's distortion channel, with a Boss DE-200 rack delay running serial into an RDS 3.6 and out again. At times, I loop both units and layer on top with the ebow, and with a little effort, some amusing live sounds can be gotten for a very low price. Sound file: http://www.realm-of-shade.com/temp/rds36-de-200-ebow-distortion.mp3 (3.5 mb) Hope that helps you out. == the Reverend Rob ICQ: 1280871 http://www.realm-of-shade.com/music