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Monday, October 27, 2008

DIY analog delay pedal based on MODboard delay circuit


DIY analog delay pedal based on MODboard delay circuit from Tom Whitwell on Vimeo.
"Very quick demo of my just finished analog delay pedal. It's a MODboard [MODboards] delay PCB with a couple of knobs and a couple of momentary switches. The middle one just short-circuits the delay time pot, the right hand one shorts a couple of points on the main delay chip, creating extreme lo-fi feedback.
The clip starts with no sound going into the pedal - the feedback works on noise in the circuit. Then there are a few rather doomy tones from the MFB Synth II. Then, just as I'm getting into it, the camera cuts out..." via Music Thing.
Posted by matrix at 10/27/2008 09:42:00 AM
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  1. Unknown10/27/08, 5:35 PM

    FYI, it's not an analog delay, the modboard is a DSP based delay made by the Artec guys. Artec's "analog delay" is also a DSP, digital delay.

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