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Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 2:10 am
by proroby
Ryan wrote:Yeah I think that footswitch idea is cool too... I was thinking of trying to squeeze this into the same box as the Tremolessence though.. you think two stomps on that size of a box is reasonable or complainable?
I think it would be too crammed. If you can't do it then Benny's idea is definitely reasonable... and I'm not even a huge fan of expression pedals, takes up board space!
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 9:34 am
by hazelwould
I think if you could work out a random LFO on the modulation (I'm thinking for vibrato) you could probably get some cool sounds.
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 9:51 am
by oinkbanana
option to turn the stomp into a momentary stomp for delay bursts
switch to turn delay tails on/off
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 10:14 am
by Scruffie
Wait, no ones said it yet?
Reverse Delay!

Have fun getting that out a PT2399 Ryan.
Definitley Delay tails, should be doable with your Soft touch switching i'd have though, people seem to love it, i've yet to put it into practice.
I'd have thought have the hold feature bring the delays in rather than just the modulation would be fun, reverse tails
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 10:42 am
by bettsdn
FX loop for repeats is a must in my mind. Also the stomp for self oscillation is something that could set the SDD apart from the majority of delay pedals out there. The only other one that come immediately to my mind that has that is the Electroman by solid gold fx. A tone knob is crucial as well as having the ability to keep delay tails when switching the pedal off.
You could perhaps orient the box sideways to fit the two stomps on it, kinda like the zvex pedals. You could also put a knob on one of the sides ala the Tim or the Keely Boost to make some more room... Idk though, you might just need to you an "elements" sized box.
Doc, I gotta tell you, every pedal maker is swamping the market with dirt pedals. Don't get me wrong, the first thing I'm gonna do when the elements comes out is sell my timmy and pick one up. BUT I for one am you are working on Modulation and Delay pedals as well.
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 10:51 am
by sylnau
Scruffie wrote:Wait, no ones said it yet?
Reverse Delay!

Have fun getting that out a PT2399 Ryan.
Definitley Delay tails, should be doable with your Soft touch switching i'd have though, people seem to love it, i've yet to put it into practice.
I'd have thought have the hold feature bring the delays in rather than just the modulation would be fun, reverse tails
Reverse Delay + 100% Analog... would that be possible?? I'm not a pedal builder... but I don't think so?
bettsdn wrote:FX loop for repeats is a must in my mind. Also the stomp for self oscillation is something that could set the SDD apart from the majority of delay pedals out there. The only other one that come immediately to my mind that has that is the Electroman by solid gold fx. A tone knob is crucial as well as having the ability to keep delay tails when switching the pedal off.
DMB Lunar Echo, also have that switch.
Lo-Fi mode with a kind of bit crusher knob would be very interesting.
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 11:23 am
by Scruffie
sylnau wrote:Scruffie wrote:Wait, no ones said it yet?
Reverse Delay!

Have fun getting that out a PT2399 Ryan.
Definitley Delay tails, should be doable with your Soft touch switching i'd have though, people seem to love it, i've yet to put it into practice.
I'd have thought have the hold feature bring the delays in rather than just the modulation would be fun, reverse tails
Reverse Delay + 100% Analog... would that be possible?? I'm not a pedal builder... but I don't think so?
A PT2399 isn't quite 100% Analog, but no, it would not, but that doesn't stop everyone asking for it.
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 12:23 pm
by sylnau
Scruffie wrote:sylnau wrote:Scruffie wrote:Wait, no ones said it yet?
Reverse Delay!

Have fun getting that out a PT2399 Ryan.
Definitley Delay tails, should be doable with your Soft touch switching i'd have though, people seem to love it, i've yet to put it into practice.
I'd have thought have the hold feature bring the delays in rather than just the modulation would be fun, reverse tails
Reverse Delay + 100% Analog... would that be possible?? I'm not a pedal builder... but I don't think so?
A PT2399 isn't quite 100% Analog, but no, it would not, but that doesn't stop everyone asking for it.

Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 3:14 pm
by nightraven
hazelwould wrote:I think if you could work out a random LFO on the modulation (I'm thinking for vibrato) you could probably get some cool sounds.
came here to post this ^
all the tape sims sound bad because the standard LFO is fake as hell. an unpredictable LFO will bring teh warblez.
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 3:17 pm
by sylnau
nightraven wrote:hazelwould wrote:I think if you could work out a random LFO on the modulation (I'm thinking for vibrato) you could probably get some cool sounds.
came here to post this ^
all the tape sims sound bad because the standard LFO is fake as hell. an unpredictable LFO will bring teh warblez.

Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 3:34 am
by toescantalk
My delay needs are quite simple I'd just like to control the delay sounds with a few knobs
Tone (shimmering bright to being played in the next room dark)
Soupyness (digital clean through to superbroth)
& Modulation (or FX out would make more versatile though less immediate)
Reverse delay is sweet though

Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 4:17 am
by theavondon
ITT: people suggest the craziest shit that will never happen or would cost fives of hundreds of dollars to create
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 11:04 am
by Holy Schnikes
theavondon wrote:ITT: people suggest the craziest shit that will never happen or would cost fives of hundreds of dollars to create
Then it comes out and they bitch the whole time about the price.
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 11:17 am
by sylnau
Holy Schnikes wrote:theavondon wrote:ITT: people suggest the craziest shit that will never happen or would cost fives of hundreds of dollars to create
Then it comes out and they bitch the whole time about the price.
DMB Lunar Echo is fully analog and around $260... and it do a lot of crazy stuff.
That's a good price for what it does.
The wait list from DMB is a turn off for me.
Re: Changes to the Sunny Day Delay
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 11:50 am
by jarder
Oscillate switch would be a nice addition. Could this be achieved with one foot switch for both on/off and pressing and holding for oscillation? Would stereo operation and an fx loop be enough to separate it from the Lunar Echo?