using analog and digital delay at the same time?

[forprescription]

anyone do this? I've been trying to find a good way to run both at the same time. I usually go analog --> digital, but a lot of the times it can get a bit messy.

[MegaTom]

Most people use the two for different sounds, not to be run in conjunction with each other.

[claytonjohn18]

Yeah I do it all the time.

 

NBD.

[King Rat]

i used to to do it all the time, set at the same speeds roughly th e anlog delay would decay and slow down and go out of phase with the digital one after the 4th/5th repeat was awsome

[devonteran]

on my big board I run my dmm into my other delays, on the small board I run the dmm last.

 

it's all good.

[claytonjohn18]

I get so that the 4th 5th 6th etc repeats get progressively further apart and it makes a weird sitar noise. much like the digitech weapon, but far more expensive.

[driverhasabomb]

I get so that the 4th 5th 6th etc repeats get progressively further apart and it makes a weird sitar noise. much like the digitech weapon, but far more expensive.

 

hahaha and that's what we're all about around here

[olgluefoot]

stacking delays is cool as hell! I like the first delay slower than the second. Makes a really trippy multi tap vibe.

[wallinbb]

dmm -> dd20. The dmm is set to tempo, and the dd20 is set for dotted 1/8's.

I like this alot.

[hosebeast]

echo park set to digital>carbon copy>dd-20 set to tape when i wanna get really thick and atmospheric sounding.

[soulsonic]

I built one that was half analog and half digital. It has an MN3005 (like a DM-2/Aqua Puss) for the analog half, and the usual PT2399 for the digital half. It lets you select either just analog, or analog->digital. It sounds nice! Each section has an independent delay time.

[seifukusha]

 

I built one that was half analog and half digital. It has an MN3005 (like a DM-2/Aqua Puss) for the analog half, and the usual PT2399 for the digital half. It lets you select either just analog, or analog->digital. It sounds nice! Each section has an independent delay time.

 

 

clips or it was a behinger was a sticker your mom gave you.:poke:

 

sure ive done it many times. here:

 

dd3 into a space echo.

 

lovely actually

[soulsonic]

I don't have any clips... sold it before recording any. I have another board here, so I'll build another one sometime.

Inside, you can see the two different delay chips used:

[Faldoe]

I don't have any clips... sold it before recording any. I have another board here, so I'll build another one sometime. Inside, you can see the two different delay chips used:

 

Dude you always build rad stuff!!

[JRBain]

I have never tried this. But I personally would run the analog into the digital, particularly if it's a very clean digital, as if you dirty up the repeats of the digital with the analog, you might as well be using two analog delays, whereas the reverse should better allow the character of each to be audible. Just a thought. But I'm sure there are some cool sounds to had. Go have at it and report back!

[soulsonic]

Dude you always build rad stuff!!

Thanks!

[kpd78]

anyone do this? I've been trying to find a good way to run both at the same time. I usually go analog --> digital, but a lot of the times it can get a bit messy.

 

i often run two delays at once; usually digital -> analogue though, which seems to be the opposite of what most people are doing.

 

the digital will be set for a longer time and just 2 or 3 repeats, and the analogue much shorter with several repeats and at a lower level. this produces a nice rhythmic effect.

 

other times, if i'm using a stereo rig i'll run the delays in parallel which can be great too.

[mhuxtable]

I run my DMM into a Nova Delay.

 

Mostly I use the DMM for washy ambient delays & the Nova for harder more rhythmic/U2ish delays.

 

But with the Nova you can use your guitar signal to set the tempo (strike the stings in time), so I will set the DMM to taste, then use the signal from that to set the Nova and badda bing badda boom, they are perfectly in sync!!