MOTM

"paulhaneberg" <phaneber@...> wrote:

> I would also agree that one of the most useful modules would be a
> high quality delay line with a large range.  The range should go
> down perhaps as low as 100 microseconds and perhaps as high as 30
> seconds.  Over at least some of that range you would want 1V/Octave
> control with good precision.  (In other words the delay time would
> half for each octave you went up)  The low range would be useful for
> experimenting with correlation effects and physical modeling, the
> mid range for flanging type effects and the high range for
> simulating tape delay.  The feedback loop should be patchable to
> allow for the insertion of limiting or filtering.  The key to the
> whole thing is to either have no stepping or steps small enough to
> prevent zippering.

A VC DDL would be fun. How hard would it be to sonically mimic the 
non-linearities of a PCM-42, for instance? That thing -does- something 
to a sound! (in a good way), but they're too darned expensive on the 
used market.

e