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This is the URL of the Strymon "white paper" on dTape
http://www.strymon.net/2010/07/14/strymon-dtape%E2%84%A2-technology-white-paper/ it explains all about it. From: takas20@hotmail.com To: loopers-delight@loopers-delight.com Subject: RE: OT: Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 18:02:48 +0000 It's not that cheap, but Strymon's dTape tech emulates ever flaw in tape echoing you could want - crinkle, wear, bias, wow & flutter, tape age. It's on bother the el Capistan and the Timeline. Unbeleivable effect. The Timeline does everything conceivable with all families of delaying. I am a bit intimidated by mine to the point of not using it. Check out the manual at Strymon. I think it does all these things. I'm not sure I understand the mulitiplier point though, the ElCapistan is also pretty good - same dTape tech but cheaper, but I can't speak for it I tend to use my Akai Headrush II instead because it's so simple. but it isn't as good an emulation. Goes up to 20 secs in tape mode, but doesn't multiply over a certain length I played the Catalinbread Belle Epoch but I didn't get it because it only goes to 800msec > Subject: OT: > From: jrploopers@kliklak.net > Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 17:07:47 +0100 > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > > Slightly OT: > > I use my fav digital delay (Vestax DDG-1) as a short interval looper (up to 1024ms), but it is slowly giving up to work, and they are very rare. > > Does anybody have a tip of todays new pedals/ztable units (not rack mount!) for the following delay features: > > - behaves like a tape upon delay time change (like a EHX SMMH in loop mode) > - dedicated hold switch (not momentary - just circles delay buffer until switched off, input to buffer switched off, no fade) > - delay time modulation with separate depth and speed control, capable of extreme settings, approx. from 0.05 Hz to at least 20 Hz > - has a separate dial for a delay time multiplication, e.g. 0.5x - 2x, furthermore if delay dial is already at 0.5x, then resulting range would be 1-4x and vice versa for the other extreme. > - writes slices of live signal into delay buffer at moentary buffer position, when fast on/off-switching the hol. > - stereo would be nice, but mono already works with me. > > you probably won't find much ddg-1 live examples anywhere, however, the 1980s rack mount predecessor vesta fire dig 411b is technically the same unit, though mono. But any rack unit is too big for my travel setup. > recently checked out the super awesome death by audio echo dream 2, but it is missing the hold switch. http://www.deathbyaudiostore.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=DBA012 > > any hints on otehr product or diy things? thanx a lot! > > jayrope > --- > kliklak.net > aircushionfinish.com > prinzenallee.com > > |