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Re: CV or MIDI Expression-Controlled Delay Time?
pretty much any post-midi rack mount delay will allow you to control any
number of parameters (including delay time) some of the best are the
lexicon pcm-70 (also the 80 and 90..but imo they don't sound as good)
the tc electronic 2290. the line 6 dl-4 is s cheap pedal that allows you
to change several parameters (including delay time) without using midi.
to the best of my knowledge only the repeater ( of
the-until-recently-manufactured variety) allows you to change the tempo
once the loop is "locked"... but lots of the old units did , but via a
front panel knob - the old digitech rack mount series and the venerable
lexicon pcm 42. do a little homework and you'll find lots and lots that
can be manipulated via pedals.
monk
On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 08:05 PM, Roojah Amighty wrote:
>
> I am a guitar player [yet another one, forgive me lord...] and I am
> looking for a delay unit that has delay time controlled on-the-fly by
> an expression pedal, be it MIDI or CV based, as well as the ability to
> "sample" live from my guitar signal. There are a million little stomp
> delay pedals on the market, but I need to be able to change the delay
> time without bending over to tweak knobs or doing some weird foot
> stomping dance.
> I don't care about the number of echoes/loops/layers[I always just
> use one]-But I want to be able to control the "tempo"/delay-time by
> variable expression, NOT a tap-tempo stomp.
> Can anyone recommend ANY Setup/unit that would enable one to
> accomplish this feat with one's feet? Thus far the only suggestion I've
> had was to use the out of production BigBriar MoogerFooger Analog delay
> with a CV pedal, but they are both pricey pricey and somewhat
> scarce. . . Any suggestions?
> -TIA, --Roots
>
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