Re: Multi-Tap Delay: any smart idea ?

[jeremy <listing.to.port@masse.org.uk>]

Title: Re: Multi-Tap Delay: any smart idea ?

> Hi Giorgio, 
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> Yes the Boss VF-1 which is at the end of it’s production run. I bought my last one just about a year ago for GBP 189 (about 300 Euro) from Turnkey  <http://www.turnkey.co.uk> There may be other pan Euopean sellers such as Thomann in Germany. If there are any still around you’d get a bargain now. 
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> Yes Roland Boss can sound characterless with all the risk and rough edges removed. The operating systems seem to have certain decisions taken for you, like having a Nanny in the box! 
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> The VF-1 were an agreeable surprise. I have found the the little VF-1s useful toolboxes and an affordable successor to the old SE70 that everyone was asking such silly money for a while back. Perhaps I’ll get an Eventide one day.
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> Strong points are: that you can control four parameters per patch over midi, sync to midi clock and program everything in a lot of detail so these things sound very personal. These sound like me me me !
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> I’m not using it for the amp simulations that much – I’ve got good channel strips for that. You’d need to canvas opinion from other users on the list if this was important. 
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> Anyway best of luck in your search. 
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> Jeremy
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> > Hi Jeremy,
> > do you mean the Boss VF-1 ?
> > I thank you but first  of all I think this is out-of-production ... so why not the beloved GP-100.
> > Obviously I'm askiing for something in production that I cun found in Italy.
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> > second point, I decided to not buy no mroe nothing from Boss - Roland because an ideological personal point: they apply a awful marketing policy with price very high and .. in my opinion ... device without personality :)
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> > sorry, I don't wnat to dispute to you ... but I hate the fact that Boss make so terrible devices (In application sw for umiscians I mean), also with the having the COSM technology that I think is good ....
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> > marketing startegy ... 
> > all for the massess 
> > stomb-box for rockers :)
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> > thank you
> > giorgio
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> > >  
> > > ----- Original Message ----- 
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> > > From:  jeremy <mailto:listing.to.port@masse.org.uk>  
> > >  
> > > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com  
> > >  
> > > Sent: Thursday, 05 May, 2005 15:41
> > >  
> > > Subject: Re: Multi-Tap Delay: any smart  idea ?
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> > > > VF-1 has a 20 tap delay setting. Each delay with  it’s own delay and pan setting. I’m not sure if the manual is available on  line. Do loads of other stuff too - very reasonable price if you can still  get them. 
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> > > > Jeremy
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> > > > > Hi all, Im'looking for Multi-tap delay  devices
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> > > > > 1. possibly software solution
> > > > > I would prefere a software  program for PC Windows, because for cost saving 
> > > > > (my budget is  low).
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> > > > > I'm looking for something for create complex MultiTap delays  in real-time 
> > > > > possibly as *standalone* program;
> > > > > I hate VST plug-ins  because thet require a VST host that I do not have/know.
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> > > > > In case  your proposal is just a plug-in, please suggest me a  freeware VST  
> > > > > host tool,
> > > > > but plese do not trasform this thread in a VST  discussion.
> > > > > I don't love to talk about VST; I like standalone  programs.
> > > > >
> > > > > 2. hardware solution
> > > > > Someone may suggest any hardware  device for mutitap ?
> > > > > please do not suggest me usual tools used for  looping;
> > > > > I do not believe tha t they are suitable for complex delay  fractalization I 
> > > > > have in mind.
> > > > >
> > > > > many thanks / giorgio
> > > > > http://solyaris.altervista.org