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UglyCasanova wrote:Thanks, guysSeance wrote:How similar is the Bicycle Delay to the Hypnodrone LSDelay?
(I mean... sound-wise and function-wise... I know the Bicycle doesn't have an electronic eye)
I don't hear the resemblance personally. The LSDelay basically has a feedback and a time knob (and tone toggle). No pitch shifting or staircasing.zzuFrepuS wrote:that was a lot of boner pills you had lying around.
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UglyCasanova wrote:Thanks, guysSeance wrote:How similar is the Bicycle Delay to the Hypnodrone LSDelay?
(I mean... sound-wise and function-wise... I know the Bicycle doesn't have an electronic eye)
I don't hear the resemblance personally. The LSDelay basically has a feedback and a time knob (and tone toggle). No pitch shifting or staircasing.
Seance wrote:UglyCasanova wrote:Thanks, guysSeance wrote:How similar is the Bicycle Delay to the Hypnodrone LSDelay?
(I mean... sound-wise and function-wise... I know the Bicycle doesn't have an electronic eye)
I don't hear the resemblance personally. The LSDelay basically has a feedback and a time knob (and tone toggle). No pitch shifting or staircasing.
So what makes the Bicycle delay different from things like the Red Panda Raster or the CT5 or Digitech Timebender
in terms of pitch shifting delays?
UglyCasanova wrote:Seance wrote:UglyCasanova wrote:Thanks, guysSeance wrote:How similar is the Bicycle Delay to the Hypnodrone LSDelay?
(I mean... sound-wise and function-wise... I know the Bicycle doesn't have an electronic eye)
I don't hear the resemblance personally. The LSDelay basically has a feedback and a time knob (and tone toggle). No pitch shifting or staircasing.
So what makes the Bicycle delay different from things like the Red Panda Raster or the CT5 or Digitech Timebender
in terms of pitch shifting delays?
I don't know. Send them to me and I'll test them out.
UglyCasanova wrote:I've only played the CT5, but I've sort of found a set and forget setting for it. I don't know if it does that staircasing thing, but if it does, I doubt it will sound the same due to the vast difference in repeat characteristics.
Seance wrote:There are so many ways to skin a cat and peel an onion.
…...........................…psychic vampire. wrote:The important take away from this thread: Taoism and Ring Modulators go together?
Chankgeez wrote:Seance wrote:There are so many ways to skin a cat and peel an onion.
That sounds like a gross meal. I will not be attending that dinner party you invited me to. Thank you anyway.
Seance wrote:UglyCasanova wrote:I've only played the CT5, but I've sort of found a set and forget setting for it. I don't know if it does that staircasing thing, but if it does, I doubt it will sound the same due to the vast difference in repeat characteristics.
Yes. Not the same. But it's interesting to hear about areas of overlap and non-overlap
between pedals that haunt the same neck of the woods. So I'm curious to hear the
experiences & thoughts of people who've used similar devices.
A lot of ILFers seem to have had lots of iterations of pedals that do somewhat similar things
but each in a specific or unique way, so it's interesting for me to hear why someone gets or
likes a particular pedal over another pedal.
There are so many ways to skin a cat and peel an onion.
My understanding is that the CT5 pitchshifts the repeats in Mode1 whereas the Bicycle shifts
the frequency? I'm not sure I grasp the difference conceptually.
And the Bicycle has more of a modulated ring-modderated type of thing going on.
…...........................…psychic vampire. wrote:The important take away from this thread: Taoism and Ring Modulators go together?
Seance wrote:My understanding is that the CT5 pitchshifts the repeats in Mode1 whereas the Bicycle shifts
the frequency?
resincum wrote:to me, the biggest difference with the bicycle vs the others lies in the repeats. the bicycle isn't as piercing or clicky. there's a smeared quality to em. UC also dialed in some droney tricks that I haven't heard from other delays in the same vein. sounds really nice. was surprised
UglyCasanova wrote:Seance wrote:My understanding is that the CT5 pitchshifts the repeats in Mode1 whereas the Bicycle shifts
the frequency?
On the CT5 you set the pitch. On the Bicycle Delay you set the rate of the increase or decrease in pitch shift per repeat. If you set it to a short delay time (labled expanse (CCW=longer delay time)) the staircasing isn't that easy to hear. That's the way I use it for most of the demo. More modulated filter-ish with long cascading repeats.
Repeats, rate and time knobs are very interactive. The repeats knob paired with the rate knob make it so that you can decide how many repeats it will take for the pitch to hit the note (example: get to an octave down G in 5 repeats/steps). Then you decide how fast you want it to ascend/descend the stair with the time knob. Mix is pretty self explanatory. Tone really changes the characteristics of the repeats. At short delay times, it almost works more like a resonance tuning or filter knob.
Hope that helps (or makes sense).
edit: thanks, dudes!
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