Re: OT: Eventide H3500 question

[Richard Zvonar <zvonar@zvonar.com>]

At 12:48 AM +0200 7/31/02, Italo De Angelis wrote:
>Also you should have a Y cord feeding both inputs, since algorithms can
>be very difeerent input-wise.

This is a VERY important point! I normally feed both inputs of my 
H3000, using a Y cord as Italo suggests. Many algorithms use the Left 
input only

100 Diatonic Shift      Left only
101 Layered Shift       Left only
102 Dual Shift          Left & Right independent
103 Stereo Shift        Left & Right stereo
104 Reverse Shift       Left only
105 Swept Combs         Left only or Left & Right stereo (selectable)
106 Swept Reverb        Left & Right stereo
107 Reverb Factory      Left only
108 Ultra Tap           Left only or Left + Right summed (selectable)
109 Long Digiplex       Left only
110 Dual Digiplex       Left only or Left & Right independent (selectable)
111 Patch Factory       Left only
112 Stutter             Left + Right summed
113 Time Squeeze        Left & Right stereo
114 Dense Room          Left only
115 Vocoder             Left for Carrier & Right for Program signal
116 Multi-Shift         Left & Right independent
117 Band Delay          Left + Right summed
118 String Modeller     Left only
119 Phaser              Left only
120 Studio Sampler      Left only or Left & Right stereo
121 Studio Sampler      Left only or Left & Right stereo
122 mod factory|one     Left & Right independent
123 mod factory|two     Left & Right independent


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