"DigiAnalog Mod Delay" (U): Improves upon the Digital Anolog-Delay by adding a Modulation Delay to help simulate those old Echoplex's etc. Tom Owens 5/1997. 
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Steve Schow
From:	tom owens [exigy@one.net]
Sent:	Wednesday, April 30, 1997 10:45 AM
To:	GSP Users
Subject:	GSP: Patch: Diganalog Mod Delay

Categories:	SAP
#============================================================
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#
#   +--------------------+
#   |Diganalog Mod Delay |
#   |Analogish Mod       |
#   |                    |
#   |Delay /Level /Lev2  |
#   +--------------------+
#
#   Author:        Tom Owens (mailto:exigy@one.net)
#   Date Created:  4/30/97
#
#   Description:
#
#       This patch is the next step beyond the "Diganalog Delay"
#       patch.  It uses a Modulated Delay to simulate the
#       out-of-alignment tape heads on an Echoplex...as best I
#       can tell...  That was Perry Baker's idea.  He used to
#       own one.  It definitely provides a nice, rich chorusy
#       effect though.
#       
#       Credits: Based on the ideas posted by Jim Wintermyre
#                Perry Baker, Randy Thorderson, and "all the
#                little people who made this possible."
#
#============================================================
#============================================================
GSP-2101                      #  Device ID
2.00.00                       #  Software Version 
Diganalog Mod Delay           #  Program Name
U5 (Analogish Mod)            #  Algorithm

  Comp (On, 1.5:1, -30dB, -6 dB)
  Dist (On, Clean Tube, 5.3 cc[0.6,11.0])
  EQ   (0dB, 0dB, 0dB, 0dB, 0dB, 0dB, 0dB)
  MVol (+3dB)
  FxL  (Bypass)
  NGt  (Bypass)
  2x1  (100, 61 fk[3], 95)
  MDly (On, 0.250 cc:7[0.000,24.401] fk[1], Off, 1.00Hz, 
        3.00, Sine, 64 fk[2])
  LPF  (2000Hz)
  Duc  (Bypass)
  2x2  (100, -50, 100, 50, 100, 100)
  MMix (100:W)

#============================================================
# User algorithm input linkage
#============================================================
  2x1  <- (Left Input, LPF Out 1)
  MDly <- (2x1 Out 1)
  LPF  <- (MDly Out 1)
  Duc  <- (2x1 Out 1, Left Input)
  2x2  <- (Duc Out 1, Left Input)
  MMix <- (2x2 Out 1, 2x2 Out 2)

#      +-----------------------------------------+
#      |           +-------------------+         |
#      |     +---+ |  +----+  +---+    |         |  +---+
# Left-o---->|2x1|-o->|Dly1|->|LPF|-+  |  +---+  +->|2x2|->L
#      |  +->|   |    +----+  +---+ |  +->|Duc|---->|   |->R
#      |  |  +---+                  |  +->|   |     +---+
#      |  +-------------------------+  |  +---+
#      +-------------------------------+

#============================================================
#============================================================
# END OF PROGRAM
#============================================================
#
#   Usage:
#
#       There are two ways to control the Delay level on this
#       patch:
#         * Delay Level (access button 2)
#         * 2x2 Input level 2 (access button 3)
#       
#       To get rid of the Chorusy warbling, set the "Depth" of
#       the Modulated Delay to 0.00ms.
#       
#       The Ducker is bypassed in this version but turning it
#       on can be useful with higher delay levels since you
#       can't control the Delay regeneration very well.
#       
#       I have the Delay Time routed to MIDI CC #7
#
#       Same warnings as last time:
#         Be VERY careful with your level settings!  On my GSP,
#         I overloaded it pretty quick when everything is set
#         to max.  Once it overloaded, I couldn't get any sound
#         out of it until switching to a different patch and 
#         then coming back again.  You can definitely get
#         in trouble with this patch so ONE (or both) of those
#         level MUST be reduced.
#         
#         Also, you can run into overload problems if you have
#         the Feedback parameter on the Delay set to anything
#         but "Off."
#
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# Produced by "SAP v1.01" by Tom Owens (exigy@one.net)
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