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Re: New Yamaha looping/delay device
Wait, I'm a bit in the dark on this one. The Harmony Central article
wasn't clear to say the least. Will this thing do time based delays
and modulation based on a midi clock? (note I didn't say "synched")
and WILL it synch it's loop via midi? One of the things I like the
most about the Electrix Mo-FX is that as soon as it gets clock, it's
"synched."
>Tardy sez:
>
>I suppose for those just
>looking for a "DL4 with user presets and MIDI", this
>will be a
>disappointingly user-unfriendly device. For those
>looking for lots of
>tweaking and knob-twiddling potential, I suppose this
>box will be of serious
>interest. Either way, there seem to be some
>interesting concepts at work.
>
>
>
>Whoa. You're not kidding. I downloaded the manual
>and had a brief look myself, and I'm psyched. If you
>like the Vortex, you'll probably love this thing. A
>few sample apps I thought of:
>
>-Set parallel delays tapped at 40% and 80%, with no
>feedback. Get yer 4/4 rhythm going, tap yer tempo,
>count off a 5-count over the four, and play notes on 1
>and 2. The UD will fill in notes on 3, 4, 5, and 1.
>This works for other odd (and normal) meters as well,
>and you can chunk a couple of delays together if the
>700 msec single line is not sufficient for your tempo.
> Takes a little more math than the Korg DL8000 or the
>D-Two, but neither of those fit in yer pedalboard. =)
>
>-Set parallel or cascading infinite delay lines, pan
>them independently, modulate some, and turn the inputs
>on and off selectively. Sweet for evolving ambient
>textures.
>
>-I think you can run an infinite delay (or more than
>1) and a sampled phrase simultaneously.
>
>-Not sure from reading the manual, but the UD may be
>smart enough to run asynchronous loops in phrase
>sample mode. We may have to try it to be sure.
>
>Note: everything that I described above can be done
>WITHOUT MIDI, using the on-board switches. Obviously
>control gets much deeper if you add a pedalboard, or
>even just a CC pedal. I could have a lot of fun with
>this in the effects loop of my Repeater.... Release
>date: February; estimated street price (based on the
>AG Stomp): $400.
>
>Drool on,
>Scott
>
>
>
>
>=====
>Scott Martin
>coirbidh_99@yahoo.com
>
>You can't make me think like you, mundane
>-Incubus
>
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