Analog Delay with Spillover

[Invisible Man]

The giant Moogerfooger can do it, but I had to sell it. Maybe the EAR 4096? Anything else?

I need this in my life again.

[lordgalvar]

Get an active mixer like the Montreal assembly fewtility one or something. a/b switch and a cheap nice one like the Yamaha ad-10 or arion sad-1 and you'll have more possibilities. Be more fun to get all that rehoused into a sweet enclosure.

EAR 4046 has a new version coming out at some point too.

[chaseblissaudio]

The giant Moogerfooger can do it, but I had to sell it. Maybe the EAR 4096? Anything else?

I need this in my life again.

tonall recall will be released soon. There's a dip switch for true bypass or buffered bypass with trails.

[Pepe]

Can you please explain what "spillover" means in the case of an analog delay?

[Hobbes96]

I wonder if the tonal recall will undercut the MF104's market share. If it's really as good as people say it is, it might severely reduce demand for the Moogs like the EHX DMM1100TTs did. Those dropped in price by like $500 overnight. Twas glorious. Hopefully Moog Delays get a lot cheaper, bc I want one.

[Invisible Man]

Spillover...I mean that you can bypass the pedal and the echoes will trail off in a 'natural' fashion rather than just being cut off hard when you stomp. You can use it to do dub-style delay stabs and stuff.

Yeah, Tonal Recall. It's on my list, but it's still a really expensive pedal. It does everything I want it to do...even in the right enclosure size. Better start saving.

[Pepe]

Okay, that's exactly what I planned to implement in a true bypass looper pedal that I want to build in the next months or so. I also don't like that my KORG analog delay unit suddenly stops repeating when turning it off.

[fcknoise]

Not really analog, but el cap has those sounds and does trails. Not sure if the new Xvive pedal does but I'd look into that