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Subject: wot dem mean?
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Original Message 1/2 05-May-04 @ 12:47 PM - wot dem mean?
"I know the track you're thinking of - it's not a vocoder he's using, it's a harmonic delay ... it's basically a delay effect, where the delay time is tuned to the wavelength of a given note - you then use three of those in serial, one for each note of a chord.
Rich, I've been trying to get you to code one of these things, remember? You can basically use the Harmonic Resonator - take out the filter and replace it with a delay line, that should be it "
Wot dem mean den? How can you put a delay on each note of a chord? Dem mean dat you have 1 note of a traid on 1 track each and a delay on each of dem tracks?
But my delay only has the option of ms not wavelength. Dem chattin bare joke?
Shizzle my nizzle peeps!
Rich, I've been trying to get you to code one of these things, remember? You can basically use the Harmonic Resonator - take out the filter and replace it with a delay line, that should be it "
Wot dem mean den? How can you put a delay on each note of a chord? Dem mean dat you have 1 note of a traid on 1 track each and a delay on each of dem tracks?
But my delay only has the option of ms not wavelength. Dem chattin bare joke?
Shizzle my nizzle peeps!
Message 2/2 06-May-04 @ 10:51 AM - RE: wot dem mean?
sounds like the resonant programme of a Lex PCM reverb/delay
if you take any delay and set the delay time low and set the feedback up, then when you send IN a sound it comes out as a ringing resonant sound... like on a snare you get a sort of "Boiiiing" flange-y ringing output... the delay-time sets the pitch of the delay output (once you get into lower figures)... add a bunch of them together at different times giving different pitched resonant delays and you get a chord.
if you take any delay and set the delay time low and set the feedback up, then when you send IN a sound it comes out as a ringing resonant sound... like on a snare you get a sort of "Boiiiing" flange-y ringing output... the delay-time sets the pitch of the delay output (once you get into lower figures)... add a bunch of them together at different times giving different pitched resonant delays and you get a chord.
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