I am playing around with delay effects, added to a vibraphone. I am looking for something that will send it back and forth from the left to right channel, hard panned.
If you need a reference, check out the main theme for Basic Instinct by Jerry Goldsmith. Notice the percussion synths.
I currently have JS Floaty added to my EW HP vibraphone, and it sounds absolutely wonderful ... only thing I'd wish is to have it bounce back and forth.
Readelay with two tabs... Each panned hard left and right.
Left does 250ms or whatever, the right does 500ms.
Have you tried that? It'll work as long as you use no feedback and are cool with exactly one repeat of either side. With more feedback/repeats, you'll find that you've just got the left side repeating twice as fast as the right, and you'll actually hear it on both sides every 500ms.
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In order to get a real ping pong delay you need two instances of ReaDelay. One you set up like normal. The second you go in the routing pins and disable both input and output on one side or the other and then set the delay time to half of what you set in the first. (Doesn't actually matter what order you put them in, though)
Have you tried that? It'll work as long as you use no feedback and are cool with exactly one repeat of either side. With more feedback/repeats, you'll find that you've just got the left side repeating twice as fast as the right, and you'll actually hear it on both sides every 500ms.
Code:
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In order to get a real ping pong delay you need two instances of ReaDelay. One you set up like normal. The second you go in the routing pins and disable both input and output on one side or the other and then set the delay time to half of what you set in the first. (Doesn't actually matter what order you put them in, though)
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Ping pong delay works well, but I tried this as well, and ran into this issue:
when you add FX in a chain, then the sound is processed sequentially, through the chain.
So, for example: instrument > delay 1 > delay 2.
Now, if you hard pan delay 1 to L, then the signal fed into delay 2 is already panned hard left. What I would like to do is set up something like this:
Of course I can create 4 separate tracks but I wonder if it can be done within one track.
Yep, you could do this with routing - I think you'd need to make the track 8 channel (say) and put yr delay input pins on 1/2 - their outputs on 7/8, 5/6, 3/4, 1/2 then you might use JS 8x stereo mixer to bring it all together on 1/2
Heyllo-
Once you have recorded audio in the arrange area you can do lots with that--delays/echoing/flanging/chorusing/pitch harmonizing/timestretching/reversing/stuttering/tremolo/distorting/gating/panning/channelling/widening(+monoing)/doubling.
All per item/clip.No fx needed. this can all mainly done with duplications/overlapping and free item positionings,before its even hits a fader.
Plus all the undo's if user is prone to mistaking/misediting.
^Not toooo shabby-
Last edited by Bri1; 07-03-2017 at 09:59 AM.
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