NPD: Infanem Small Echo Array...now with videos

[Uncle Grandfather]

try to post clips soon. is good.

[01010111]

Color me curious!

[colossus]

Need those clips. Want one badly.

[MrNovember]

Curious as well! I want a new delay

[Bellyheart]

From the gut shot it looks to be only made of switches pots and four transistors.

Also

[Fuzz_Pi]

From the gut shot it looks to be only made of switches pots and four transistors.

Yeh what the? Really simple looking pcb for a delay

[leaves turn]

Guessing there's a bunch of SMD ICs on the other side of the PCB.

[Bellyheart]

Oh yeah. SMD.

[Uncle Grandfather]

Here's some of the what's what

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXdSogA3WSs[/youtube]

[BitchPudding]

I really like how that sounds. The sequencable aspect is just making my brain think of new ways to write songs with it. I need to get one.

[Fuzz_Pi]

Hmmm if this had CV/regular expression control for the feedback. This might just be perfect for me

[Doctor X]

hmmm, at 6.58 - when you turn it off, is it still processing in the background? and then resumes its echos when you turn it back on?

[Uncle Grandfather]

hmmm, at 6.58 - when you turn it off, is it still processing in the background? and then resumes its echos when you turn it back on?

No. It cuts off, until I turned it back on.

[Doctor X]

let me rephrase: its still processing the repeats in the 'background' (silently inside the pedal) and they resume when the pedal is switched back on.
perhaps all delays do this, i've only had a few

[Uncle Grandfather]

let me rephrase: its still processing the repeats in the 'background' (silently inside the pedal) and they resume when the pedal is switched back on.
perhaps all delays do this, i've only had a few

You are correct. I was showing how there is no spillover.