I imagine it could be built in Reaktor, but I wouldn’t have the
time to figure it out
-Qua
From: Jon Southwood
[mailto:jsouthwood@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2007 7:21 AM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Re: 'slow gear' effect
Thinking back to when I had an
SE-70, and given your description of the effect, it was probably a Slow Gear
feeding the Mod Delay (with very slight modulation for the chorusing and
feedback set for the desired amount of 'sustain') and likely with Reverb
(especially if it was a preset; I seem to remember every preset having enough
reverb to make sure you knew it was on there and working!).
As to software, I don't know of any single plug-in that would take care of all
of it, but I imagine the chain could be built in something like Audiomulch,
Bidule, Reaktor, Pd, or Max with varying degrees of difficulty.
I've got a patch on my Vortex (pretty sure I stole it from Andy Butler's Vortex
pages) that does an incredibly rich version of this effect, but uses an
expression pedal for the swells rather than an actual slow gear effect.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Jon
On Dec 6, 2007 10:33 PM, Qua Veda <qua@oregon.com> wrote:
Is there s/w that does a good
job creating a 'slow gear' effect?
Not sure if this is a common term, but the so called slow gear effect that
I'm referring to can be produced by a patch on the Boss SE-70, and perhaps
other processors. It is a slow-attack, chorus-verb type effect that
creates
kind of a volume swell and sustained sound.
-Qua
