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Nick, that sound file is a beautiful piece of work, really
excellent. I do assume you meant Powertran 'digital' delay though, correct? I read the review on LD (which now I see was written by yourself), and was very curious about the pitchshifting. It is an octave up/octave down, or are larger bends possible? Make me wanna get one, if delays have to be digital I much prefer low sampling rates and especially the ability to shift pitch pitch w/ time. Daryl Shawn www.swanwelder.com This stereo feed is split between a "proper" rack jamman and my old powertran analog delay, giving me two loop options - a long "clean" one and a shorter lower-fi loop that I can pitch-shift & modulate. The powertran then feeds an alesis AirFX for "mangling" and both loops go into a small mixer where I use the fx send to feed in an old zoom 1201, bought on ebay for the sum of £15. It's used solely to provide deep lush reverbs. So by & large, I like to keep things moving by letting the loops fade as I add new material, but now and again the loop is so "right" that I let it have its head for a while and slowly bring in filters etc from the airFX. You can hear this approach on recent additions here http://nickrobinson.info/music/audio.htm specifically this file http://www.hursthouse.net/audio/leeds06.mp3 |