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BOW AND COWER IN TERROR BEFORE MY NOISE BOARD

Why not run the delay through one half of the signal, rather than the whole thing?

And then, for the other half, pick up a Slow Gear clone (the Behringer one is like $20, IRRC).

Eh?

Eh?

Sample Chain:

Side A: Bass Big Muff>Bass Multichorus>DD-7

Side B: Micro Pog>Tech 21 XXL B >boss Ch-1 super chorus> Slow Gear

That way, you could fiddle with the DD-7 while having swashes of subterranean Slow Gear sound behind it. Maybe add in an AB/Y to bring it back to a mono signal?
 
Why not run the delay through one half of the signal, rather than the whole thing?

And then, for the other half, pick up a Slow Gear clone (the Behringer one is like $20, IRRC).

Eh?

Eh?

Sample Chain:

Side A: Bass Big Muff>Bass Multichorus>DD-7

Side B: Micro Pog>Tech 21 XXL B >boss Ch-1 super chorus> Slow Gear

That way, you could fiddle with the DD-7 while having swashes of subterranean Slow Gear sound behind it. Maybe add in an AB/Y to bring it back to a mono signal?

This idea is quite appealing. Lately I've been enjoying feedback loops, but I don't really know why I haven't put the delay on one side...

Hmm. Looks like my evening just got booked solid.
 
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