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Doesn't Gjengangar V2 allow one to choose between wet (feedback) and wet + dry?

Uncle Grandfather wrote:...kinda neat being able to dial in the time/feedback settings on the "main" delay to effect the signal the f/x loop delay affects....really need to explore that relationship.

here's the clyp
https://clyp.it/hguifn4d

so i was messing around with this some more, and realized I just wasn't getting the responses i expected...so i checked the wiring and sure enough i had the red panda weirdly wired to the timeline

the OUT of the particle was into the F/X Return on the timeline, but the LEFT OUT of the timeline was into the particle while the F/X SEND was into the interface it worked in its own weird way i guess

so....I recorded another clyp with the particle wired correctly in the f/x loop with a favorite scene from a Jim Jarmusch film. Went through a couple of the modes on the particle, but focused on messing with the Timeline settings more.

Well anyways this makes for a good comparison I reckon, for reference here is the weird wiring..which i kinda liked tbh
https://clyp.it/hguifn4d

and here is the particle in the f/x loop
https://clyp.it/mrvndllb

damn stereo units...although I do have some interesting ideas to try out now which might bear juicy fruit

Well this turned out to be a good idea, threw a Koma FT-201 Filter/Step-Sequencer in the f/x loop of the Timeline Really really nice, recorded a clyp of Tom Waits talking, first is just dry, then blend in the wet from Timeline, then engage the Step Sequencing set to 10 steps using the Lo Pass output. REALLY nice, messed with the speed of the sequence throughout and then with the delay time on the Timeline. I tweaked the Resonance towards the end, didn't sound so good with this source material but might with a fuzzy guitar signal etc. I think the motion this adds to the repeats is just beautiful.

here's the clyp
https://clyp.it/p4dsbfs1

Bookmark''d for later, cheers

Doesn't Gjengangar V2 allow one to choose between wet (feedback) and wet + dry?

Yup, that is correct! *Lurks back into the shadows*

I figured this would be a good idea, and it was. Put a ct5 in the f/x loop of the Timeline. Played John Cage talking over a solo piano, first little bit is messing with knobs in the forward direction and second bit of just piano with ct5 in reverse direction. Made adjustments to the delay time throughout, pretty neat how that affected the ct5.

that clyp
https://clyp.it/v5fzwcef