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April 15, 2022 at 7:04 pm #163468taylor12kParticipant
as the subject says.. is there any multitap delay algorithm that sends each tap through it’s own resonant filter?
(if not.. anyone want to try to make one??) 🙂
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April 15, 2022 at 7:35 pm #163469John BayliesParticipant
I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s one already. This is one way to search for that sort of thing: https://cdn.eventideaudio.com/manuals/h9000/search.html?q=multitap
You could also try sending an octal delay through an octal filter, like so:
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April 15, 2022 at 7:44 pm #163470taylor12kParticipant
thanks.. yeah… i’ll have a look around the “delays/effected” group…
interesting on that OCTAL setup… are those algorithms, the 8-channel ones? or somehow custom made?
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April 15, 2022 at 9:13 pm #163471John BayliesParticipant
Those are factory algorithms: Chorusdelays 8ch, Eight Filters.
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April 15, 2022 at 11:54 pm #163480studionebulaParticipant
as the subject says.. is there any multitap delay algorithm that sends each tap through it’s own resonant filter?
There are several algorithms with delays in parallel, each with its own filter, but I’m not sure about a multitap arrangement.
(if not.. anyone want to try to make one??) 🙂
We should talk. I know some of your work and you may at least know of some of mine. (We have acquaintances in common.) I also happen to be very fond of building delay effects. Sometimes I even find time to use them. I’d be up for a collaboration if you’re interested.
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April 16, 2022 at 10:29 am #163481taylor12kParticipant
what is your name/artist name?
i had some minor success last night stringing together those 8-ch algorithms above.. but need to do more tweaking…
We should talk. I know some of your work and you may at least know of some of mine. (We have acquaintances in common.) I also happen to be very fond of building delay effects. Sometimes I even find time to use them. I’d be up for a collaboration if you’re interested.
as the subject says.. is there any multitap delay algorithm that sends each tap through it’s own resonant filter?
There are several algorithms with delays in parallel, each with its own filter, but I’m not sure about a multitap arrangement.
(if not.. anyone want to try to make one??) 🙂
We should talk. I know some of your work and you may at least know of some of mine. (We have acquaintances in common.) I also happen to be very fond of building delay effects. Sometimes I even find time to use them. I’d be up for a collaboration if you’re interested.
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April 16, 2022 at 10:36 am #163482studionebulaParticipant
Hah, sorry, I thought that my name would be visible via my forum icon, but seemingly that’s not the case on this system. Adam Schabtach, co-owner and DSP guy of Audio Damage, Inc.
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April 24, 2022 at 6:13 pm #163568studionebulaParticipant
Actually if you search in eMote or on the H9000 itself for “band taps” or “band delays” (also try same searches without the space) you’ll find a plethora of multiple delay/filter combos. If I understand Eventide history correctly, many of them date back to the H3000. There are some gems in there.
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May 26, 2022 at 9:30 pm #163870PuppeteerParticipant
Just dropping a comment in this thread as well, as there are different people here than in the thread in Rackmount.
I’ve built one with tone control in the feedback loop, and have just made one with a parametric band in the feedback loop.
They are available here – https://godlike.com.au/index.php?id=420
I’m interested in collaborations with anyone to build new stuff. I’m going to have a look to see if I can replace the delay modules in this algorithm with mod delay, micro delay or ramp delay to make smooth delay time changes, as some people seem to want this functionality. Probably more for the guitar folks than the synth folks, but it should also smooth out glitches when clocked delays are changed as well.
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