Dave Bradley wrote:
these anymore, you may be able to pick a used one up cheap. The newer
Digitech processors are similar. The TSR24 has two independent inputs
and four outputs. Programming it is just like patching a modular.
You create an algorithm by selecting various sound modules and
creating links between them. The unit can also be upgraded to
contain a second SDISC processor for really huge patches, or to
switch or cross-fade patches on the fly.
The only thing I don't like about the unit is its poorly
designed System Exclusive protocol. I usually write my
own SysEx Editors find this implementation particularly
lacking.
Thomas
>One of my favorites is the Digitech TSR24. I don't believe they make
> Does anyone have any candidates? I've lost track of what's available these
> days.
these anymore, you may be able to pick a used one up cheap. The newer
Digitech processors are similar. The TSR24 has two independent inputs
and four outputs. Programming it is just like patching a modular.
You create an algorithm by selecting various sound modules and
creating links between them. The unit can also be upgraded to
contain a second SDISC processor for really huge patches, or to
switch or cross-fade patches on the fly.
The only thing I don't like about the unit is its poorly
designed System Exclusive protocol. I usually write my
own SysEx Editors find this implementation particularly
lacking.
Thomas