Reverse Delay
2005-03-06 by gourmetwater
Does anyone have an algorythm for a reverse delay- a la Hendrix? This unit does everything else, it must do this..... Thanks, RJ
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Reverse Delay
Re: [gsp-2101] Reverse Delay
2005-03-07 by Jeff B.
Well, it is physically imposable to do REAL reverse delay, since the processor would have to know what you were going to play before you played it. However, the effect can be faked by reversing the envelope of the sound. A slow attack with a sharp decay makes it seem like the note is backwards. There is a bad factory preset on the 2101 3.0.0a. It is ELECTRIC SARALAND #53. Maybe you can try tweaking it. It is awful! Regards, Jeff B. --- gourmetwater <gourmetwater@...> wrote: > > Does anyone have an algorythm for a reverse delay- a > la Hendrix? > This unit does everything else, it must do this..... > > Thanks, > RJ > > > > __________________________________ Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web http://birthday.yahoo.com/netrospective/
Re: [gsp-2101] Reverse Delay
2005-03-07 by Graham Pearson
Yep, I agree with Jeff B - ELECTRIC SARALAND is
pretty awful.
Another way you can get a "reverse" delay sound is
by using a gated reverb. None of the factory algorithms includes this
module so you'll have to build a user algorithm.
Use the [Reverb] button repeatedly to select the
"Gated Reverb" module for including in your user algorithm.
When editing a program that includes this user
algorithm, scroll to the Gated Reverb module and select the "Build" setting for
the "Shape" parameter. When you first try this program, it'll probably
sound just as awful as the ELECTRIC SARALAND program. However, tweaking
the other Gated Reverb parameters and blending this effect by adjusting the Wet
to Dry Mixer can give you an acceptable effect.
Best of luck.
Graham Pearson