Help me pick a good digital drenched delay!

[MacBradley]

I already have a DD-20 which I use for short delays, long ones, swells, and ambiet stuff like flange, chorus sounds, edtune sounds, ect. It has trails.

 

-What I want is a delay without trails, preferably with some kind hold feature. I want to use it for exclusivley that actually. The kind of thing where you repeat a note really fast like a choppy studio effect, ala Bloc Pary, or repeating it then changing the rate, eg "Pistola" by Incubus.

 

-I would prefer to keep it small. Not much or any bigger than standard BOSS size.

 

-I would like to try and get something for $100 or less used, and have absolutely no problem buying something like a Behringer if it gets the job done.

 

-I don't care about bypass, since it will go in the same loop of my looper as my WH-4, Bad Horsie wah, and BOSS PH-3, all of which already have {censored}ty bypass, hence the looper.

 

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[bleepedybloops]

I would say DD3 except you mentioned the Pistola solo, if you try to do that with the DD3 the pitch will change with the rate.

[mmmmmchina]

 

-What I want is a delay without trails, preferably with some kind hold feature. I want to use it for exclusivley that actually. The kind of thing where you repeat a note really fast like a choppy studio effect, ala Bloc Pary, or repeating it then changing the rate, eg "Pistola" by Incubus.

 

 

isn't that just called slapback delay?

set a short delay time on your dd-20 and cut the repeats till you only hear one.

if you do just want a separate boss sized unit to do this i think a de7 or echo park would be a good option.

[MacBradley]

 

isn't that just called slapback delay? set a short delay time on your dd-20 and cut the repeats till you only hear one.

 

 

Lowest repeat the DD20 can do is 2 delays. The time knob is also not good for changing rate on the fly, it is too slow unless you push it in, in which case it doesn't change at a constant rate.

[GuitarSlim101]

The Behringer DD400 could be what you want:

 

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The Hold feature is about 6 minutes in.