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brucifer brucifer is a male
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Hi everyone. Just made this combi.

Just load your sound in to the nn19 and mess about with the dials.

Dial 1 changes the start of speed for the delay,

Dial 2 is the modulation speed on the delay,

Dial 3 Changes the modulation curve,

Dial 4 is the start position for the sample.

How it works is the the sample is put through the delay as the delay time is changing, thus giving a kind of stretch and speeding up effect. Just play with the dials until you find something you like.

enjoy Happy

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This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by brucifer: 22-02-2010 07:57.
22-02-2010 07:56
cynik cynik is a male
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yeah thats actually a reason bug, so its awesome, gotta love computer bugs!

to get more results, try with different Khz settings - it makes a different sound at 44, 48, 96 Khz....

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25-02-2010 06:56 Homepage of cynik
D2o D2o is a male
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Originally posted by cynik
yeah thats actually a reason bug, so its awesome, gotta love computer bugs!


I don't actually think its a bug. Its a feature inherent to the old digital hardware delays back in the day

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25-02-2010 09:41 Homepage of D2o
Ciaran Ciaran is a male
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oh yeah I've done that loads with the DD1 Delay thing... it's weird; if you assign a controller [rotaries or sliders] to the Delay and use a snare sample, it can sound sorta 'slimy' .. good stuff

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18-04-2010 23:53
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