Doepfer

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "spleensick" <spleensick@y...> 
wrote:
> Not very exotic, but one thing that I always wanted from Doepfer is 
an 
> analog delay module with CV for delay time, delay amount etc. 
Similar 
> to the Blacet Time Machine. Actually I think it's quite strange 
that 
> there isn't one alreday, or am I missing something? It would be 
very 
> nice anyway, especially since the Time Machine is discontinued now.
> 
> To expand the idea of delays, maybe it would be interesting with 
some 
> kind of CV-controlled auto-panned delay as well.. with outputs for 
> left, right and center.. 
> 
> Some kind of filtered delay would be interesting as well. There are 
> many possibilities. 
> 
> Personally I'm very much into delays and would like to see a 
Doepfer 
> delay module. 
> 
> By the way, I can't remember now but this might be my first post to 
> the list (been lurking for quite some time). If so, hello 
everybody - 
> I'm Fredrik from Sweden :)


hello fredrik,

there was a discussion about analog delays recently.
doepfer tried to come out with a new approach, some
sort of modular analog delay with more than one
bbd-chip inside and separate outputs for each bbd,
but the bad signal-to-noise ratio of those analog
bbd-chips lead to unpromising results.

doepfer has a digital delay module in the works and
this one will probably be able to mimic all the
typical analog delay effects, but with much better
signal-to-noise-ratio, longer delay times and the
capability to process cv-signals as well as audio-signals.

best wishes

ingo