Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
Is there a way to get those super weird delay artifacts that you usually get by setting the mf-104m waaaay past the normal delay time at shorter delay times? Multipliers? Any thoughts?
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
No ideas? Has anyone tried this? I suppose I could just try it myself....
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
It's my understanding that there are delay multipliers hidden in the pedal that can be accessed by using a midi interface. I watched a video where a guy was changing the multipliers using an IPAd. Im sure there are plenty of videos about this. This may be what youre looking for.
Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
I would get artifacts that sounded like ring modulation on my Z when the pitch was going towards the end of the BBD's useful range. Does yours do that at all frequencies?
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
The M will do that at the longest delay settings as well. I just wanted to get that weird sound at short delay times. It's musically unusable, but that's why I like it.
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
Those artifacts are precisely due to the fact the delay timeis very long: they come from the BBD clock "underclocking". I guess you won't be able to have them at "normal" time valules.
Anyone correct me.
Anyone correct me.
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
Could I get them on a Clusterflux? Considering that's only designed for short delay - maybe using te multipliers and no modulation.... Hmmmm.....
Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
You can get a bit of a slapback out of the cluster flux, but the background noise will be really loud. Not in a cool way. When I try it all the way up, the hiss is almost as loud as the effect.
Perhaps you could look into an effect that you'd plug into the feedback loop? Like a WMD Geiger Counter?
Perhaps you could look into an effect that you'd plug into the feedback loop? Like a WMD Geiger Counter?
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
I think the multipliers control the BBD clock, i.e. they will just set the delay time. But then again, if this time is in a "normal" range, there sis no reason the BBD sounds weird.Gladmarr wrote:Could I get them on a Clusterflux? Considering that's only designed for short delay - maybe using te multipliers and no modulation.... Hmmmm.....
I mean this is not a matter of the way the time is set, this is a matter of the time value itself.
As far as the ClusterFlux goes, I cannot say whether it supports extreme clocking.
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
The delay multiplier is just that, it takes the stock "quiet" range and multiplies by a factor of 2, 4 or 8. When at 8 for example, the shortest delay time is longer, and the max delay time is much longer. In between the two exrtremes, you will retain the quiet portion and quickly get into the noisy artifact and clock noises. In other words, you get upto 400ms of heavy artifact delay time.
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
I just tried it, and you do indeed get a longer, useable delay time. However, the BBD chips whine and howl at that extended (8x) range. You can't do anything useful over the howling…. Booooo!
Thanks for all your input. It was a useful experiment.
Thanks for all your input. It was a useful experiment.
Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
I built a kit that PAiA made; a (ph)flanger/chorus tabletop unit that you could crank the delay down into very noisy territory. It was cool for a limited type of effect.
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
I have found a bunch of uses for both the noise and the degrading awesomeness. It is musical when you add a midi controller / play the knobs. If you have a parametric EQ you can dial the wining frequency back a bit & pull all others forward. Other effects work to move some noise to the side so to speak... Of course others make it worse.
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Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
For all the noise the Clusterflux made at that longest delay setting, it would take a lot of subtractive EQ to clean it up. For whatever reason, I don't like to dig that deep with EQ. Just my own personal idiosyncrasy. I do live using that sound on the MF-104, so I'll just stick with it there. Moog should do a mod where users can select the number of delay chips in use - that coud produce some wonderfully noisy results.
Re: Noisy mf-104m artifacts at short delay settings
Nice thread - I like to overclock my MF-104M too.
I`m not sure if mentioning products form other manufacturers in this forum is kosher, but as I have no connections to the manufacturer, I think it`s safe: From looking at the description and watching some videos about koma elektroniks BD101, this thing seems to have been built for exactly what you are looking for: Going crazy with short delay settings. It sounds like a seriously overclocked delay to me.
So maybe you can`t go there with the MF-104M (if you can, I`m also interested in the "how to"), but with other gear.
Since this effect is not what you want for most of the users, it`s likely to be hard to come by...
Cheers, radioland
I`m not sure if mentioning products form other manufacturers in this forum is kosher, but as I have no connections to the manufacturer, I think it`s safe: From looking at the description and watching some videos about koma elektroniks BD101, this thing seems to have been built for exactly what you are looking for: Going crazy with short delay settings. It sounds like a seriously overclocked delay to me.
So maybe you can`t go there with the MF-104M (if you can, I`m also interested in the "how to"), but with other gear.
Since this effect is not what you want for most of the users, it`s likely to be hard to come by...
Cheers, radioland
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