Re: DL4 question

[Marklar <sine@zerocrossing.net>]

One of the only delays I've used lately that behaves this way (and 
synchs to a MIDI clock) is the Electrix Mo-FX  You can get really 
interesting delay effects by screwing with the knobs (all accessable via 
MIDI) or changing the MIDI clock, which is an automatic feature of the 
Repeater.

(the Repeater part is sarcasm)

Mark Sottilaro

bruce tovsky wrote:

> well, one of the most disappointing things about the dl4 is the
> way it handles delay time changes with audio throughput. if
> you're looking for the effect of echoes speeding up and slowing
> down forget it. after a few emails to line 6 about this i found out
> that the modeler pro rack unit supposedly has a glide switch
> which fixes this limitation. i haven't heard how well it works,
> anyone out there care to comment? that being said i have to
> say that i  am otherwise extremely pleased with my dl4, and the
> combination of it with my fernandez sustainer guitar is amazing.
> who needs a big muff!
> cheers
> bruce
>
> On Monday, January 13, 2003, at 08:18 PM, Mark Hamburg wrote:
>
>> The EH16 discussion got me thinking.
>>
>> Not really a looping question vis-à-vis the DL4, but this list has an 
>> awful
>> lot of DL4 users. If I'm using it as an echo rather than a looper, 
>> can I use
>> the expression pedal to change the delay time and if so how well does it
>> respond to such changes? Does it give a nice analogue pitch slur or 
>> does it
>> sputter and cough and otherwise engage in digital hiccups? Or do they 
>> just
>> punt on the issue entirely and tie delay time only to the tap switch?
>>
>> Mark
>>
>>
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