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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Harry Bissell wrote:<BR>>
Hmmm....<BR>><BR>> for a flanger it should be OK to tie the compressor and
expander<BR>together...<BR>> as the delay is 'really' not the feature.. the
resulting comb filter is.<BR>I'd<BR>> even<BR>> say you could use the
original input signal to noise gate the delay line<BR>> output...<BR>>
since you will sum the two anyway...<BR>><BR>> say... this ain't for a BBD
flanger is it ??? ;^P<BR>><BR>> H^)
harry<BR>><BR><BR>BBD? Why, er......no! It's, uh, an
electrostat...uh, I mean tape loo...no,<BR>I mean an oil drum, yeah that's the
ticket, it's an oil drum delay, yeah,<BR>filled with an isotope of cod liver
oil. Yeah, that's it.....just your<BR>average rotating 55 gallon drum
filled with noncarcinogenic, only slightly<BR>radioactive oil inductively
coupled through a step-aside transformer<BR>bypassed to ground with a flux
capacitor. No BBD's here!<BR><BR>Scott<BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>