Jbmetal
Inspired
Hey, guys.
I've been messing around with this patch for a bit and got it sounding pretty cool, so I'd thought I'd share it. It's meant to emulate the sound of an oil can delay. These delays are very warm, warbly, and just a yummy, gooey mess. I made a recording showcasing a couple different sounds: first a more appropriate slapback sound with some blues, then upping the feedback and time to get a more ambient sound.
A couple of notes before you dive in; I have a few controllers setup within the delay:
I've been messing around with this patch for a bit and got it sounding pretty cool, so I'd thought I'd share it. It's meant to emulate the sound of an oil can delay. These delays are very warm, warbly, and just a yummy, gooey mess. I made a recording showcasing a couple different sounds: first a more appropriate slapback sound with some blues, then upping the feedback and time to get a more ambient sound.
A couple of notes before you dive in; I have a few controllers setup within the delay:
- Ex 2 - attached to Motor Speed in the delay so I can switch between a slapback-type sound and a longer delay to fill space.
- Ex 3 - attached to Feedback in delay. I am using a switch on my midi controller for this, so I can just switch back and forth between short and long delays.
- ADSR 1 - attached to the LFO rate and depth in the MOD 1 page of the delay. This is so that when you first play, the 'warble' is more pronounced on the initial delay, but it becomes less pronounced as it continues. I found that the warble was just too much to just set it and leave it, but this creates a good middle ground. So just adjust your ADSR 1 and the curve on the mod controls to your liking.
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