What's old blood cooking now?

[resincum]

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[Uncle Grandfather]

would be great if there were actually more than two company's building granular delay pedals

[resincum]

would be great if there were actually more than two company's building granular delay pedals

[aholidayatthesea]

Yeah seems granular delay is going to go the same way shimmer did

Mooer is going to make a really shitty one?

It's going to be used in P&W?

[casecandy]

Yeah seems granular delay is going to go the same way shimmer did

Mooer is going to make a really shitty one?

It's going to be used in P&W?

Everything will eventually be used in P&W. This should be a rule.

[odontophobia]

Yeah seems granular delay is going to go the same way shimmer did

Mooer is going to make a really shitty one?

It's going to be used in P&W?

Everything will eventually be used in P&W. This should be a rule.

A rule?

[aholidayatthesea]

We need a pedal that can do this: https://youtu.be/9XMfKYVu_fg

(@casecandy this is granular)

[Ev_O)))]

We need a pedal that can do this: https://youtu.be/9XMfKYVu_fg

(@casecandy this is granular)

Ableton been doin it for like 10 years. I can't be the only person not that impressed by that thing.

[D.o.S.]

You're not. we had a thread on it.

I do agree with those who think this is going to be the next 'thing', though.

[oscillateur]

You know what uses granular methods in an useful way ?
The EHX 22500 looper, that can time-stretch loops quite extensively. Start from a 160bpm loop and put it back to 40bpm for example and you'll hear the grains...

[Ev_O)))]

Yeah word, the Eventide timefactor does the same thing. And more.

[Uncle Grandfather]

interesting, can you only get granular type textures/sounds when using the looper functions?

[oscillateur]

I don't know about the TimeFactor but if it's used in the same way the intended effect is seamless time stretch, so there are enough grains/adequate envelope for each so that you don't notice the grains individually but only hear the original sound time-stretched. In the case of the 22500, the number of grains/other parameters are probably fixed and you have to go in extreme settings to hear them. Which is a cool effect so I'm not complaining.

For the TimeFactor, being an Eventide box I wouldn't be surprised if there was more tweaking available but I've never used it so I can only guess .

[Ev_O)))]

I don't know about the TimeFactor but if it's used in the same way the intended effect is seamless time stretch, so there are enough grains/adequate envelope for each so that you don't notice the grains individually but only hear the original sound time-stretched. In the case of the 22500, the number of grains/other parameters are probably fixed and you have to go in extreme settings to hear them. Which is a cool effect so I'm not complaining.

For the TimeFactor, being an Eventide box I wouldn't be surprised if there was more tweaking available but I've never used it so I can only guess .

Ah. The Timefactor is slightly different in that I take a short sample and map the speed, direction, length and fade values to exp/cv and let it run wild. Heaps of fun.

[Inconuucl]

I've been tempted to run my ipad as an effect before for granular stuff.

And shit like this.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Njo8azpT1GI[/youtube]