RE: peater trick

[<spaceranger@rpgmax.com>]

Fun!!!  It's great hear about ideas like this!  Seems like a short step to
patching the repeater and other processors into the same kind of feedback
aux loop together, which quickly gets dangerous ... haven't really tried
that yet, but now I think my vortex and repeater are going to do some
exchanging that they haven't done before.  *wiggles toes*

I'm now thinking of setting up two different mono fx in the vortex, one for
each of two input channels from the mixer, and crossfeeding the outputs 
back
to the repeater.  Enable the FX inserts on two of the four tracks, and 
patch
the Repeater fx inserts into the mixer along with the mains, hit a note and
stand back!  LOL!

-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Wagner [mailto:jondrums@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 12:06 PM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Re: peater trick


That sounds really cool!

Is there any way to get this "successive" pitching of the loop without 
using
a mixer to patch some of the output back to the input?  I'll have to try it
out and check out the effect.

It seems like you could get a ping pong type delay if you patch the left
output back into the right input and vice-versa...  Wow, this really opens
up some new ideas!
Jon

> then I adjusted the pitch of the loop while it was recording... each
successive repeat changes pitch cumulatively. so the net effect is of a
decaying repeat-echo that sounds like it's slowing down but is actually 
just
going down in pitch. or up, if that's how you've set it.