Cliff, is a 100-Tap delay necessary to get this effect?

Delay4Days said:
http://intdevices.com/proaudio/product/show/17/


Give a listen to the second to last clip, "Elec. guitar - MegaDelayMass: up flow 2"
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Well, if it isn't Mr Pirali's Intelligent Devices...back from an 8-year pro-audio hiatus (focusing on their secret-agent software i suppose)! Glad to see it. Too bad they were never able to resurrect PARIS. Other DAWs have only recently caught up...EIGHT YEARS LATER. I still wish him the best. Thanks for posting the link! I'll go check out his new stuff...
 
Still can't get as smooth of an effect as in that clip. I have a feeling the 100 taps are necessary, however it's not something I'll be putting into the "Wish List".
 
Delay4Days said:
Still can't get as smooth of an effect as in that clip. I have a feeling the 100 taps are necessary, however it's not something I'll be putting into the "Wish List".
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Try adding an ADSR or envelope modifier to the ingain of megatap delay. That will keep the initial attack from sounding and smooth things out tremendously.


BTW, I don't think it is the number of taps but the curves which really smooth things out. Also, the 100 tap, has a feedback loop which further smoothes things out. Add the fact that the dry track used already had big delay and reverb on it.
 
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