BEND-OVER-AND-GRIT-YOUR-TEETH-OG-IZER???

[skullservant]

EXACTLY. NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW

[leaves turn]

To be doubly-tricky, sand down some fried op amps and metal cans to put under the goop.

[theavondon]

To be doubly-tricky, sand down some fried op amps and metal cans to put under the goop.

Wrap all that up in a plexiglass enclosure. Y'know. For transparency.

[skullservant]

ahahahahah

[12XU2A3X3]

What happens if you run it through a Seppuku Digitizer?

Obviously it turns into a Crystal Lattice, where we all know electrons can't survive...

[felix ennui]

You can call it The Placebo.

[Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D.]

i thought somebody said that it was a slapback delay?

[bigchiefbc]

i thought somebody said that it was a slapback delay?

I don't think it's even that much. From what I understand, they run the pedal through some part of the circuitry of an analog delay, but there's no audible delay. I could be wrong about that.

[goroth]

Soul Food stacked with Analogizer.

Woot!

i thought somebody said that it was a slapback delay?

Yep. It's a a slapback delay with a hefty boost on it and a clean blend. Delay sounds like it has some substantial treble roll off. Sorry, I mean, warmth.

[Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D.]

i bet the delayed signal is more for the HAAS effect, than an actual "delay" effect

http://www.mixcoach.com/creating-depth- ... -effect-2/

basically, if u take a signal and make a copy and delay the copy by a very very small amount. the resulting sound can sound more spacious/open. its a method that ppl use to create pseudo stereo fields with mono recording.

[goroth]

Yep! It's like 30-60 ms delay. It's the "spread" control.

[Jero]

Yep! It's like 30-60 ms delay. It's the "spread" control.

3.5ms-65ms

[sonidero]

my thoughts on the matter:

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IKR...

Yep! It's like 30-60 ms delay. It's the "spread" control.

3.5ms-65ms

That magic 3.5ms-10ms delay range is where the action is...

[Casavettes]

mm warm blankets of tone

[friendship]

Soul Food stacked with Analogizer.

Woot!

i thought somebody said that it was a slapback delay?

Yep. It's a a slapback delay with a hefty boost on it and a clean blend. Delay sounds like it has some substantial treble roll off. Sorry, I mean, warmth.

If that's what the circuit is, I think the problem is really with the name and marketing, not the application. In mixing I use a parallel blend of saturation/dirt/compression and super-quick, early reflection style reverbs/delays all of the time. Something like this, done well, would be a handy thing to have access to. What's confusing about it is why it's in pedal form, but I suppose you could use it as general en-thickener for guitar solos or keyboards. It would be nice to use as an outboard effects insert, but I don't think it's line level so that wouldn't be very convenient.

I guess I don't understand who this is for either.