Moog Music Forum

Absorbing all the feedback,
Concerning Stereo Reverb some reverb units have stereo inputs and outputs (i.e 2 x 1/4" inputs L & R AND 2 x 1/4" outputs L & R)
Which is the best way to split your Little Phatty mono output ?
Currently i'm running LP >> DSI Mopho (via Audio In) >> KP3 >> MIXER >> MONITORS
previous to this i was using a small Behringer Xenyx 502 to split the mono signal.
Will you get TRUE STEREO REVERB from your effects unit if you input say... a mono signal or dual mono signal?
It might be i'm missing something here, please correct me if so (I'm not into The Ministry of Misinformation).

Mark.

stiiiiiiive wrote:Some analogue delays have tap tempo: EHX Deluxe Memory Man w/ Tap Tempo and its little brother the DMMWTT 550, JHS Pedals The Panther, Diamond FX Memory Lane II.
Both EHXs and The Panther have possibility for an external tap tempo connection, which allows MIDI sync using a MIDI-to-CV(gate) converter.

EDIT: oh and the Cathedral has a delay mode which delay time can be set using tap tempo. It is not analogue sounding but you can drown the repeats in some reverb for a less digital feel. Can be useful

Thanks for that, but do you know of any with BPM Tempo/Midi Clock Sync.?

Regards,
David Smyth
NZ

I don't remeber any analogue delay with MIDI sync-ability.
Regarding digital devices, you can have a look to the Eventide Space and Strymon TImeLine. They do have MIDI ports, I don't know much about the features they offer however.

just a quick add: doepfer's bbd modules (basically analog delays and/or flangers) have a clock input - you can clock them via a midi/cv module.
http://www.doepfer.de/A1881.htm

David Smyth wrote: Thanks for that, but do you know of any with BPM Tempo/Midi Clock Sync.?

Regards,
David Smyth
NZ

You can do pseudo echos with the midi murf, darker and darker analog echo style and brighter and bright realistic sounding (but still analog colored).

There is CV control over rate on some delays. Not the same as tempo sync.

I think the only way for real deal currently is Modular.


A bit off topic. My dream clock sync delay would include a control for the repeat clock to be a bit slower than the incoming sync clock. When syncing by ear the sweet spot for me is usually just a bit behind the tempo. I do not know of a digital delay with midi or cv trigger clock input that can do that.

Thanks for all the responses to my delay question!

I'll have to check out a few of the models mentioned..

Regards,
David Smyth
NZ