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For what it's worth, I know pretty much nothing about the Tera echo. My comments are all based on knowledge and experience with other boss delays. I'm just assuming that it's really likely they used a similar scheme to execute the stereo aspect of the pedal as the dd7, rather than reinventing the wheel.

You might possibly need a 2nd delay, instead of just one with stereo in/out. Otherwise, seems fine.

misterstomach wrote:For what it's worth, I know pretty much nothing about the Tera echo. My comments are all based on knowledge and experience with other boss delays. I'm just assuming that it's really likely they used a similar scheme to execute the stereo aspect of the pedal as the dd7, rather than reinventing the wheel.

Nope, this is the first of the MDP delays. Different architecture and it's a stereo layered effect from top to bottom.

It's not a typical delay pedal.

rfurtkamp wrote:

misterstomach wrote:For what it's worth, I know pretty much nothing about the Tera echo. My comments are all based on knowledge and experience with other boss delays. I'm just assuming that it's really likely they used a similar scheme to execute the stereo aspect of the pedal as the dd7, rather than reinventing the wheel.

Nope, this is the first of the MDP delays. Different architecture and it's a stereo layered effect from top to bottom.

It's not a typical delay pedal.

MDP?

Totally different chip.

It's some proprietary Boss/Roland thing they're using in some of the newer stuff (Adaptive Dist, etc). Multi-dimensional processing is the acronym if I recall.

Does a ton of stuff that the older units can't dream of pulling off.

alexsga wrote:

frigid midget wrote:Approved. I bet that'll sound sick, what amps will you been using?

guitar amp

bass amp

Like I said: It'll sound fucking sick.

I dunno, the processing in the Tera probably doesn't have dual mono in mind, but . . .
I could see some bleed, I could see some weird dynamic pull push, but I don't see it seizing up. I could see it sounding bad, good bad, or interesting. It might do some interestingly glitchy things. I say it's worth trying to bedevil the thing's tiny digital brain this way.

rfurtkamp wrote:Totally different chip.

It's some proprietary Boss/Roland thing they're using in some of the newer stuff (Adaptive Dist, etc). Multi-dimensional processing is the acronym if I recall.

Does a ton of stuff that the older units can't dream of pulling off.

Shows what I know. Nothing. Although, since you mention it I do remember reading about MDP somewhere. I think mostly in regards to the adaptive distortion. Digital distortion is an off putting idea to me so I just kind of shrugged it off and didn't think about it. It didn't even occur to me that it was going to be the basis for a bunch of new shit. Digital delay is not off putting to me, so if it opens new doors in that realm, I'm interested. I will say though, I will be massively impressed if it's actually doing full dual mono.

I doubt it is, the same algo is in the GT-001/100 and it's blend stereo wacky. You can't make it run mono if it's running stereo, ie left goes right, right goes left, wee wobble.

I would swap that muff for an Ape Blaster, the TS for a Black Forest and the Tera for a Re-20, but you are winning at life with your ideas there.
I pretty such wanna do the same thing.
So, I love you.