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Re: DL4 question
Yes, you can control any parameter on the DL4 w/ an exp. pedal, including
delay time. And it does all that cool pitch-changing you get with
anolog-delays. In fact, one my fave things to do with with the DL4 is
maxing out the feedback and putting a short delay time which makes it go
into some sort of feedback loop. Then you can control the pitch of the
sound by fiddling w/ the delay time. Even better is that depending what
model you're using, the feedback loop will sound different. I've never
used an analog delay, but I assume this is the same thing that would
happen with one?
Ernesto
On Mon, 13 Jan 2003 17:18:47 -0800, "Mark Hamburg"
<mark_hamburg@baymoon.com> said:
> The EH16 discussion got me thinking.
>
> Not really a looping question vis-à-vis the DL4, but this list has an
> awful
> lot of DL4 users. If I'm using it as an echo rather than a looper, can I
> use
> the expression pedal to change the delay time and if so how well does it
> respond to such changes? Does it give a nice analogue pitch slur or does
> it
> sputter and cough and otherwise engage in digital hiccups? Or do they
> just
> punt on the issue entirely and tie delay time only to the tap switch?
>
> Mark
>
>
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