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Am I missing any other delays that can do these sequence-style, fluttering hiccup delays? The MF-104M can also produce a lot of surreal intervals as well, but it's quite different from these 3 pedals.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4FWJJqX_NA[/youtube]

Chase mode on the Supa starts just after 3:43 and continues until the end of the demo.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW_fVjfaYvc[/youtube]

Some of the best examples of the jumping delay from Ruiner's video are after the 8-minute mark.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mC9tsCO17Vk[/youtube]

ExCane's walkthrough also shows off the Limbo with fuzz.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tMcJKxQ4KQ[/youtube]

Pitchfactor is basically designed for this and more. Haven't played one but the Timebender seems prime, too. An MF-104M is the best I've ever had, but I also like being able to pay rent...any analog delay with exp/cv control over delay times would do this,, right?

Timebender does this in spades, repetable, adjustable.

Any delay with an exp input and an 8 step?

Also the deluxe memory boy/man with tap tempo does that same thing the way huge does

Ct5 does this too with a cv thingy plugged into the exp Jack.

The Linn Adrenalinn does this in spades, especially if you can midi sync it.

Does the adrenaline ii do that as well?

rfurtkamp wrote:Timebender does this in spades, repetable, adjustable.

How would one go about achieving this on the bender?

You can add the harmonizer to almost all the stuff (not looper and I forget which other). Turn the knob at the right of the LED time counter.

It's set to "U" normally, unison. Will change as you spin the wheel: -5 U or +12 +24, U is always unison, left digit is left out, right digit, right out. To turn it off, spin wheel back left until U appears!

That's it.

RolandJC120 wrote:Does the adrenaline ii do that as well?

I have v1. I would imagine v2 and v3 can do the same stuff. I think the later versions just added tap tempo and better cab sims.

I know it's been mentioned but the CT5 on mode 1 seems like the guy...

Maybe Particle, DD500 and Bicycle?

Out of production for a while, but the Skychord Cloudbuster can do some of what's happening in the Tonal Recall video with its built-in sequencer